A lot of folks can win but can't handle losing. When they blow their own positions, they can't really blame themselves, but if they lose money following someone else, it's like they have a vent for their emotions. When they're right, they complain they didn't go in heavy enough, and when they're wrong, they wish they had shorted more. If they close their positions and the price keeps climbing, they're mad they didn't hold, and if they don't close, they complain about not taking profit when it dips. It’s like they think they can always catch the highs and lows; when they’re right, they rake it in, and when they’re wrong, they lose it like it’s pocket change. With that skill level, why even follow others?
Don’t you know, my friend? They’re just roadblocks on the way to the bottom, good helpers when chasing the highs, and cutting losses during the dips, all while fueling the price action when it kicks off. It’s normal to complain a bit when you’re following someone and end up losing a lot at the top, but to maliciously slander others and claim they’re just hedging for commissions is way too low.
Those who see 200k when it’s up and 20k when it’s down—do they really have the chops to guide others with over a billion in follow trades and profits exceeding 400%? 9 out of 10 of them are just armchair traders pointing fingers after the fact.
#Btc星辰 @btc7873
Don’t you know, my friend? They’re just roadblocks on the way to the bottom, good helpers when chasing the highs, and cutting losses during the dips, all while fueling the price action when it kicks off. It’s normal to complain a bit when you’re following someone and end up losing a lot at the top, but to maliciously slander others and claim they’re just hedging for commissions is way too low.
Those who see 200k when it’s up and 20k when it’s down—do they really have the chops to guide others with over a billion in follow trades and profits exceeding 400%? 9 out of 10 of them are just armchair traders pointing fingers after the fact.
#Btc星辰 @btc7873