BROCCOLI714 The recent trend really tugs at the heart. Watching the coin price drop to historical lows, how to handle the holdings in hand has become a major dilemma. During this decline, many people are caught in a difficult choice—whether to continue averaging down or to first preserve their principal. With market sentiment so bleak, you need to carefully consider your risk tolerance. The bottom area is often where patient investors position themselves, but only if you can truly withstand the psychological pressure.
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SolidityStruggler
· 15h ago
Bottom? Uh... I guess I'm the one who can't hold on, haha.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 15h ago
Bottoming out or cutting losses, honestly it all depends on whether you have the guts... But I think you should first ask yourself how much you can really afford to lose, really.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 15h ago
Bottom-fishing is essentially a psychological game; those who can't hold on anymore have already cut their losses.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 15h ago
Addicted to bottom-fishing but afraid of losing, this is my true reflection... Technically, it looks like a rebound, but I know in my heart it might just be a dead cat bounce. Forget it, I won't look at the K-line anymore. The more I look, the more anxious I become.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 15h ago
Oh no, it has hit the bottom again. This time I really hesitated... I saw others already started to run, and I was still debating when to buy the dip. As a result, I jumped in all at once and got caught.
BROCCOLI714 The recent trend really tugs at the heart. Watching the coin price drop to historical lows, how to handle the holdings in hand has become a major dilemma. During this decline, many people are caught in a difficult choice—whether to continue averaging down or to first preserve their principal. With market sentiment so bleak, you need to carefully consider your risk tolerance. The bottom area is often where patient investors position themselves, but only if you can truly withstand the psychological pressure.