Seeing the headline “The UXLINK hacker went long on ETH for three months, then finally cut losses and closed the position, after at one point being up $16.8 million” got me thinking about when I first got into crypto.
Back then, whenever I saw news, I’d rush to make a move. As a result, I bought several times when sentiment was at its peak and sold near the bottom.
These days, my routine is: read the whole article first, wait to see how the market reacts, and only then consider whether to act. I’ll do the same this time: $ETH .
At the end of the day, the easiest mistake to make isn’t getting the call wrong—it’s letting emotions drive your position.
Have you ever been in a similar situation?
Back then, whenever I saw news, I’d rush to make a move. As a result, I bought several times when sentiment was at its peak and sold near the bottom.
These days, my routine is: read the whole article first, wait to see how the market reacts, and only then consider whether to act. I’ll do the same this time: $ETH .
At the end of the day, the easiest mistake to make isn’t getting the call wrong—it’s letting emotions drive your position.
Have you ever been in a similar situation?
