🎉 Šťastný den bitcoinové bílé knihy 🎂📄 Je to již 15 let, | BitEagle News na Binance Square

Trendující články

Přidáno do záložek a oblíbených

Centrum pro tvůrce

--

Býčí

🎉 Šťastný den bitcoinové bílé knihy 🎂📄
Je to již 15 let, co bylo číslo #BitcoinWhitepaper   poprvé zveřejněno dne (31. října 2008)
#bitcoinwhitepaperday  

Vyloučení odpovědnosti: Obsahuje názory třetích stran. Nejedná se o finanční poradenství. Může obsahovat sponzorovaný obsah. Viz obchodní podmínky.

BTC

88,393.56

+0.83%

1.1k

0

Prohlédněte si nejnovější zprávy o kryptoměnách

⚡️ Zúčastněte se aktuálních diskuzí o kryptoměnách

💬 Komunikujte se svými oblíbenými tvůrci

👍 Užívejte si obsah, který vás zajímá

E-mail / telefonní číslo

Relevantní tvůrce

@News

Prozkoumat více od tvůrce

Most people don’t fall short because they lack talent. They fall short because they quit too early or rush the process. One good day won’t change your life. Repeating the right actions over time will. Progress comes from showing up even when motivation is low. Some days feel exciting. Most days feel ordinary. The ordinary days are what actually build results. Avoiding big mistakes matters more than chasing big wins. Whether it’s work, fitness, learning, or money, protecting your foundation keeps you in the game long enough to grow. Stop trying to fix everything at once. That pressure leads to burnout and bad decisions. Move steadily. Improve one thing at a time. Treat your goals like a long-term project, not a quick shortcut. Boring habits done consistently beat intense effort done briefly. If you can stay patient, disciplined, and focused on the process, results eventually catch up.

--

Not trading is still a decision. Most losses come from boredom, not bad analysis. When nothing is clear, forcing a trade just to feel active usually ends the same way. Good traders spend more time waiting than clicking. They let the market come to their levels instead of chasing noise. If price is messy, stay flat. If conviction is low, size down. If emotions are high, step away. Capital preserved is future opportunity. You don’t get paid for trading a lot. You get paid for trading well.

--

“If you think the price of winning is too high, wait until you get the bill of regret.” This quote hits harder the longer you stay in markets. Winning always feels expensive in real time. You pay with uncertainty, drawdowns, patience, and looking stupid before you’re proven right. You buy when things feel broken, when sentiment is awful, when conviction is uncomfortable. That cost is visible, emotional, and immediate. Regret is different. It’s silent at first. It shows up later, when price is higher, narratives have flipped, and the opportunity is gone. Regret compounds quietly. You don’t feel it in the moment, but it grows every cycle you sit out, every time fear convinces you to do nothing. Markets don’t reward comfort. They reward those willing to pay the price early and endure being wrong short term. Most people avoid pain now and choose regret later, even though regret is far more expensive. The bill always comes due. The only question is whether you paid upfront, or you’re paying it years later with missed opportunity.

--

We’re deep in capitulation for Altcoins right now. Across the board, alts are printing fresh lows and hitting indicator levels you almost never see. This is full risk-off, forced selling, no patience left. And ironically, that’s where opportunity usually shows up. Take $SEI as an example. Price looks awful, sure. But underneath that, the ecosystem keeps expanding fast. More partnerships, more activity, more builders. That disconnect matters. Markets don’t price fundamentals in moments like this. They price fear. When growth continues while price collapses, you get mispricing. Big ones. The kind that only exist during capitulation phases, not during euphoria. I’m not saying bottoms are perfectly timed or that pain is over tomorrow. But these conditions are exactly where long-term positioning starts to make sense again. Price eventually follows value. It just never does it when people expect it to.

--

Most losses come from boredom, not bad analysis. When nothing is clear, forcing a trade just to feel active usually ends the same way. Good traders spend more time waiting than clicking. They let the market come to their levels instead of chasing noise. If price is messy, stay flat. If conviction is low, size down. If emotions are high, step away. Capital preserved is future opportunity. You don’t get paid for trading a lot. You get paid for trading well.

--

Nejnovější zprávy

Intuit and Circle Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Financial Services

--

Solana News Today: SOL Slides Below $130, Underperforms Wider Crypto Market

--

XRP News Today: XRP Slides Nearly 4% as Technical Weakness Deepens

--

SEC Files Lawsuit Against VBit Technologies CEO for Alleged Fraud

--

Digital Euro Gains Priority in European Council and Parliament

--

Předvolby souborů cookie

Pravidla a podmínky platformy

Pravidla a podmínky platformy

Předvolby souborů cookie