2026-01-17 17:28:10

Hello friends on BSC, can we talk about this trading rhythm?

Buying during the day, selling at night, one cycle after another—doesn't that get exhausting every day? Sometimes, shouldn't we learn from diamond hands and take a break?

Every day waking up and starting to gamble—will this coin go up on alpha, can this coin break into contracts, if you don't win the bet, you get wrecked. Keep doing this, and both your mindset and profits will collapse. The coin listing team is watching every day, and they see our frequent trading behaviors.

Occasionally holding once to experience a different rhythm—maybe there will be surprises.

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staking_gramps

· 01-20 17:20

Really, frequent trading has worn me out; I need to learn to hold. That's right, gambling every day ruins the mindset; it's better to take a break occasionally. This pace is too intense; sooner or later, it will cause problems. Holding? Why does it feel so difficult? I always want to earn more. Watching the market every day is really exhausting; might as well try diamond hands. Trading coins can make money, but gambling with your mindset isn't worth it. Frequent trading is just wasting my energy; it's time to change. I also want to take a break, but I can't sit still when I see the market; who understands this feeling?

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fomo_fighter

· 01-19 23:29

Honestly, frequent trading is really a suicidal strategy. I'm already tired of it. Try holding for a week, maybe you'll make a fortune. People who watch the market every day often end up with the worst returns. I've seen it many times. Diamond hands are the real winners. We are just giving money to the exchanges. Take a break, everyone. Resting can truly change the game.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-18 00:30

You're right, but right now I'm in a state of being liquidated again and again. What holding are you talking about? It's not that I don't want to take a break, but as soon as I stop, I start to panic, afraid of missing that alpha moment. During the day it's okay, but once night falls, I get itchy hands, and in the end, I can't escape the fate of liquidation. The forced liquidation mechanism needs to be studied more thoroughly; even if my mindset collapses, I still have to kneel. This time I’ve learned my lesson. I'll wait until the risk control levels stabilize before acting.

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MEVHunter

· 01-17 17:55

Frequent trading is just sending money to the mempool monitoring bots, and sandwich attacks happen in minutes. Instead of constantly watching the gas war, it's better to study the real pricing logic of arbitrage opportunities... Forget it, I'll just give this advice, but I’ll still go gambling tomorrow anyway.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 01-17 17:47

Bro, your words really hit me in the heart. Trading every day like a clockwork, I really need to take a break. To be honest, frequent trading doesn't make money; instead, I just lose on fees and get anxious. Compared to diamond hands, I'm still a bit hesitant, but sometimes I hold on tightly to a coin I believe in, and maybe it will really double in value.

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ContractExplorer

· 01-17 17:46

Haha, you're so right. I've been reflecting on this issue recently. Frequent trading is truly a bottomless pit. Always gambling on alpha and contracts, and in the end, it ruins your mindset, with fees eating up half of the profits. We should really learn from diamond hands, holding onto a few coins occasionally to experience a different rhythm. Maybe there will be unexpected gains. We all know where the problem lies, but we just can't shake this "itchy hand" syndrome. Sometimes taking a break to calm down might be more comfortable than trading every day.

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ContractCollector

· 01-17 17:40

Really, frequent trading is just working for the exchange, it's exhausting and you don't even make money. Hold on and give it a try, don't drive yourself to mental breakdown. Honestly, I'm just lying flat and holding now, it's much more comfortable than watching the market every day. Betting every day, losing makes you want to recover your losses even more, this cycle can drive people crazy. Diamond hands are the real winners, we all are just leeks rushing headlong into the gun. Actually, it's because there's no confidence in your heart that you can't stop trading. Frequent operations really don't mean much, and instead, the fees will eat you alive.

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