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#美联储回购协议计划 Steady progress leads to long-term success. This path is indeed long.

During my time navigating the crypto world, the biggest realization is — whether you can see through the market sentiment often determines if you make a profit or a loss. Many people fall in because their emotions take over reason. Once they enter, they start to worry about gains and losses, follow the herd to chase rallies and sell-offs, and end up trapped at high positions.

Those who survive longer as traders, simply put, stay calm. They don’t panic when watching $BTC’s movements, aren’t anxious about $ETH’s fluctuations, and can even objectively analyze hot coins like $DOGE — not being driven by emotions, but genuinely reading what the market is telling them.

Currently, the Federal Reserve’s repurchase agreement plan is also influencing the overall market rhythm. At this time, it’s even more important to strip away the noise and find the true supply and demand relationship. Most people can’t do this, so they are always chasing and always cutting.

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ProofOfNothing

· 1h ago

That's exactly right. It's all about controlling the market sentiment, and controlling the market determines fate. Most people won't survive the first surge. --- Looking at this wave of BTC, you can really see who stays calm and who panics. --- There's too much noise now. All these flashy things flooding the screens are drowning out the true supply and demand relationships. --- The Fed's interference has actually given calm people a chance to get in. Why can't anyone see that? --- People trapped at high levels end up saying they can't see clearly, but they've actually gone crazy when chasing the rally. --- That's why I never look at real-time updates on market software; the anxiety of being cut out is too overwhelming. --- It sounds very reasonable, but when your account drops 20%, that calmness is broken.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 2h ago

That's right, it's a mindset issue. Many people hold good coins but get shaken out by emotions, it's hilarious. Chasing gains and selling losses is real; that's how most people lose their money. Staying calm while reading the market is indeed difficult, but that's the difference between those who make money and the majority. The Federal Reserve's recent moves caused the market to overreact a bit; you need to think it through carefully. Those trapped at high positions are the ones who didn't believe it would fall in the first place; they should reflect on that. Actually, it all depends on who can hold steady without moving; that's who wins.

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pumpamentalist

· 2h ago

You're absolutely right, emotions are the biggest accomplice in cutting leeks People who chase gains and sell at losses will never wake up, I've seen through it The Fed's tricks, retail investors are still guessing, institutions have already laid out their plans Staying calm is truly the only secret to making money, that's the hard part Watching the market charts is a hundred times more reliable than reading news, many people go against the trend

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 2h ago

Honestly, I've heard this theory so many times, but how many people can actually do it? I'm actually a bad example myself, haha. Chasing highs and killing lows—can you really quit just like that? It's simply impossible. Watching the Federal Reserve's moves, it feels like the market is about to start acting again.

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SilentAlpha

· 2h ago

Well said, that's exactly the point. When emotions take over, it's all over, and you end up selling at a loss without even knowing why. The ones who chase gains and sell on dips are always the retail investors; those who can hold on are the winners. The Federal Reserve's move indeed disrupted the rhythm, and there are too many people who can't tell if it's a real drop or a fake fall. Focusing on the charts rather than the news—that's truly a rare strategy.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 2h ago

That's right, most people are just played by their emotions. When BTC drops, they panic; when ETH rises, they go crazy, and they simply can't read the market. Always chasing, always cutting, this is the fate of retail investors. Who can they blame? The Fed's recent repurchase will indeed cause some disruption, but those who can truly make money have already found signals within the noise. Most people? Still stuck in the cycle of Chan theory and moving averages. The market is only so big, and those who can see through it are not short of money. The word "calm" is easy to say, but few can truly stick to it when it comes to practice. It's really a matter of psychological resilience. If you don't think things through before entering, you'll rely solely on intuition afterward. Most people are trapped at high positions, while few are bottom-fishing at low positions. Doesn't that say it all?

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notSatoshi1971

· 3h ago

There's nothing wrong with what you said, but most people still die at the hurdle of emotions. Always chasing, always cutting—this phrase hits hard.

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