Why do we let FUD push us out of our positions? It's that moment when market noise hits hard—every negative comment, every bearish headline, and suddenly you're dumping tokens at a loss instead of sticking to your thesis. The real question isn't why other people shake you—it's why you didn't have a plan in the first place. Strong conviction + clear exit rules = immunity to panic. Weak hands make weak wallets. Either you trade with discipline, or the market trades you.

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ShamedApeSellervip
· 01-05 02:53
Basically, it's just that without a stop-loss plan, you got caught by FUD. Who's to blame?
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MEVictimvip
· 01-05 02:44
Honestly, those who panic sell have no conviction. I've been burned by this before.
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BridgeNomadvip
· 01-05 02:42
yeah but here's the thing—discipline means nothing if your routing logic was garbage to begin with. seen too many "strong conviction" holders get liquidated because they never stress-tested their position sizing against actual slippage tolerance. it's not just about hodling, it's about understanding your attack vectors before fud even lands
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FloorPriceWatchervip
· 01-05 02:25
Honestly, those who enter the market without a plan deserve to be cut. I've seen too many people panic just after reading negative news, only to be wiped out. Have you set your stop-losses, everyone?
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