Recently, when following new projects like doyr, the most troubling issue is the timing. You are optimistic about a direction but want to wait for a lower price, and as a result, you often miss out. It's like those low-priced opportunities on pumpv2; if you react a second too late, they're gone. Sometimes I think about how to balance the risks of chasing new projects with the rewards of seeking low prices. Many people find themselves in this dilemma, watching opportunities slip away. This is also where Web3 trading tests one's mindset the most—information, timing, and execution must all be in place.
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LiquidationKing
· 12-22 22:11
Really, greed is killing me, can't wait even a second
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The opportunities in pumpv2 have long been eaten clean by Bots, hand speed is really not a problem
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I just want to know if anyone has really made money by waiting for low prices, most people are just trapped, right?
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The mindset part is indeed the hardest, much harder than Technical Analysis
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If you see a good opportunity, just enter a position, this kind of hesitation will only lead to missing out on both sides
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Those with strong execution have already entered a position, while we are still here hesitating
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To put it bluntly, it’s just an information gap, whoever knows first wins
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The dream of low prices has woken up, rushing ahead is always faster than waiting for the bottom
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RebaseVictim
· 12-22 21:51
This is my daily dilemma, whether to enter a position is really a tough decision.
What I missed are all the biggest rises, and those I chase after are all dumb buyers.
My mindset is really collapsing.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12-22 21:42
Really, the mentality of buying the dip can be deadly; just waiting a second at low prices and it skyrockets
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I’ve also looked at those opportunities in pumpv2, but couldn’t take action, now I regret it so much
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That’s why now I buy a bit of everything I see first, I’ve regretted too many times
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Having a sense of rhythm is true practice; those working with an information gap will never get a piece of the pie
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Mental conditioning is a hundred times harder than Technical Analysis, it's a pure test
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Execution is absolutely crucial; what’s the use of just seeing the right direction if I can’t even move my fingers
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So I still have to follow the Large Investors; judging for myself is purely self-torture
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Low prices and risks are destined to choose one; there aren’t that many perfect solutions.
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HashRateHustler
· 12-22 21:42
To be honest, this is the gambler's mentality, always wanting more.
If you enter early, you're afraid of catching a falling knife; if you enter late, you miss the rise, and it’s just this back-and-forth struggle.
Opportunities like pumpv2 really disappear in the blink of an eye; being slow isn’t about the device but your reaction.
Instead of thinking about the perfect timing every day, it’s better to enter a position first and talk later, anyway, it all relies on luck.
The information spread is truly the biggest killer; sometimes others have already multiplied their investments while you are still looking at charts.
Recently, when following new projects like doyr, the most troubling issue is the timing. You are optimistic about a direction but want to wait for a lower price, and as a result, you often miss out. It's like those low-priced opportunities on pumpv2; if you react a second too late, they're gone. Sometimes I think about how to balance the risks of chasing new projects with the rewards of seeking low prices. Many people find themselves in this dilemma, watching opportunities slip away. This is also where Web3 trading tests one's mindset the most—information, timing, and execution must all be in place.