2026-01-18 16:30:26

I heard from friends in the circle that someone has bet their entire net worth on a certain exchange's coins, and they seriously said that this time is different haha. This kind of "this time really is different" curse can be heard in every bear market. From last year until now, how many people entered the market with this phrase? And the result? The market teaches people the most is to be cautious of such certainty. But on the other hand, those who go all-in are either true believers or truly crazy. The crypto world is interesting in this way — it never lacks followers and gamblers.

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ForumLurker

· 1h ago

Haha, really, I'm tired of hearing this phrase. It's always the same ending. People who go all-in are just gambling with their psychology. Win once and they'll boast for a lifetime; lose once and they'll stay silent for three months. This time really is different. How many people have paid tuition fees for this?

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DuckFluff

· 01-19 08:54

How strong must the mental resilience be for someone to go all-in... I really can't do it, every time I enter in batches and still end up trapped.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-18 16:55

Haha, it's always the same excuse every time, I really can't hold it anymore.

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staking_gramps

· 01-18 16:54

Haha, this phrase "This time is different" is truly the eternal mantra of the crypto world, and every round someone falls for it. I really can't muster the courage to go all-in, but what's even more reckless is their fund management. Either believe or go crazy, I just want to know what happens after losing.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-18 16:52

It's the same set of scripts again, and someone falls for it every round. But we have to admit, the next round might really be different—because the cut is even more thorough.

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