Honestly, when I came across “Zhao Changpeng clarifies the SPCX holdings controversy: never said he planned to sell, and believes it’s worth holding long term,” it reminded me of how I used to be.
Back then, I’d rush to act as soon as I saw the news. More than once, I ended up buying halfway up the mountain and selling near the bottom.
These days, my habit is to read the original report first, then wait for the money to show its hand, and only then decide whether to act. $BNB was no different.
At the end of the day, what I fear most isn’t getting it wrong—it’s letting emotions dictate my pace.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
Back then, I’d rush to act as soon as I saw the news. More than once, I ended up buying halfway up the mountain and selling near the bottom.
These days, my habit is to read the original report first, then wait for the money to show its hand, and only then decide whether to act. $BNB was no different.
At the end of the day, what I fear most isn’t getting it wrong—it’s letting emotions dictate my pace.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?