WishingLateDoesn'tRelieveThe

$EVAA 5 bucks, easy peasy.

When making profits, I can't hold on; when facing losses, I can't bear to stop out. I fear profits more than losses. It seems I only feel at ease when I'm trapped in a position—panicking about profit pullbacks during wins, and thinking about breaking even during losses. As a result, when the direction is right, I take profit too early; when it's wrong, I stubbornly hold on.
#BTC #许愿迟

《The Gambler》
I love buying at the absolute low and selling at the absolute high so much that when I’m long, I sell when it drops hard, and when I’m short, I buy when it rises hard. I always gamble on whether it’s the top or the bottom—when it rips upward, I feel like going short; when it falls hard, I feel like going long. I always trade on the left side, always thinking I can precisely predict the turning points, but in reality, it’s nothing but bullshit. I’m always gambling on the market, on the left side, on human nature. Every trade, I want to take a little more for myself, and countles

Looks like the direction was wrong.

The more you do, the more mistakes you make, so it's better to do nothing.

Always prefers adding to losing positions, yet fears adding to winning positions. Cowardice and fear cause oneself to miss wave after wave of one-sided trends.

Clearly bearish on the market, but I can never hold my position, getting scared when it drops a bit and wanting to go long. After going long, I start fantasizing about a rebound and counterattack. Sigh #以大坊 #ETH #BTC

The economy is sluggish, and the financial crisis arrives as scheduled, with the US stock market about to peak, and panic spreading again, all bubbles will burst
Major institutions will seek safe-haven assets, and gold is undoubtedly the best safe-haven asset, I believe gold will be great again soon #XAU$XAU #许愿迟

$SPCX Where's the perspective? The bubble burst in two days, and it can't even hold 200???

I've been playing with cryptocurrencies for about two years, and every time I either make a small profit or suffer a big loss. When prices go up, I can't hold back; when I lose, I don't want to cut my losses. Many times, even when the direction is right, I just can't hold on. Due to various reasons, when prices rise, I get scared and fearful, causing me to get off the train at the foot of the mountain, then look for a short position, turning profits into losses. I've experienced this many times, so why can't I suppress my fear?
There's always a voice in my mind telling me that the direction is