2025-12-29 20:22:17

Since the day I entered the market, I told myself to keep every transaction clear and detailed. It's not for showing off profits, but to see my true level clearly. The hardest part in this market is not predicting the right trend, but controlling that greed—the desire to take more and more can easily turn profits into losses. I just want to be an ordinary trader, steadily earning what belongs to me, looking for opportunities in mainstream coins like ETH, and gradually accumulating.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 8h ago

That's so true. Greed is really the biggest killer in trading. I've seen too many cases where people make a profit in one wave and then lose everything on the reverse.

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FOMOSapien

· 20h ago

That's so true. Greed is really the Achilles' heel of traders. I've seen too many people get liquidated just because they wanted to take a little more. Keeping accounts may seem simple, but sticking to it is much harder than it looks, though it's worth it. Steady and reliable forever, that's also my approach—repeatedly harvesting the leek on mainstream coins myself. Not bad insight; there aren't many people in this generation who have self-awareness. The word greed really hit me in the heart. I can't stop taking losses, haha, crying.

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AirdropFreedom

· 20h ago

That's right, but there are actually very few people who can truly let go of this set, and I am one of the negative examples... Greed, once it takes hold, is completely uncontrollable. The feeling of watching profits turn into losses is something I don't want to experience again. Consistent accumulation is indeed boring, but it seems that everyone who has not been liquidated so far has been doing this. ETH has been around, but what I worry about is that the mentality might collapse first.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 20h ago

Exactly right, greed is truly the trader's nemesis; so many people have fallen here.

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HashRateHustler

· 20h ago

That's right, greed is truly the biggest killer in trading. I've seen too many people get liquidated just because they wanted to "take a little more."

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GateUser-cdd805ee

· 20h ago

do anyone know a prop firm I can use since I don’t have my own money ?

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AirdropHunterKing

· 20h ago

Well said, this is the true player mentality. I fell for greed myself—once I got a free airdrop and then went all in, only to have my gas fees eat up everything.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 21h ago

That's right, greed is the biggest killer on the road to making money. --- I really like keeping track of my trading orders; self-deception is the least interesting. --- Safely earning ETH is much wiser than chasing high-multiplier coins. --- Controlling greed is really difficult; every time you take that extra step, you risk a crash. --- That last sentence, "the part that belongs to you," is the real secret to longevity. --- Not showing off and just keeping accounts? I believe that; most people only show off after they've made money. --- Seeing the trend correctly is just the beginning; the most dangerous moment is when you say "wait a bit more" during exit. --- The self-awareness of ordinary traders is really rare in the community. --- Accumulating ETH steadily, while the neighbor chasing 🍌 is still getting liquidated; this is the gap. --- Those who can recognize their true level will not suffer big losses sooner or later.

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