#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $ETH, $GUA are actually the stages where the gap widens the most during a bear market. An investor suddenly thought of this while driving through Xinjiang — during a bull market, everyone is frantically following the trend, and no matter how quick your reaction, it's useless. But a bear market is different; it's a golden window for self-reflection.
The key is adjusting your mindset. Let go of the anxiety cycles triggered by phone notifications, break the habit of constantly checking the market, go traveling, soak up the sun, spend time with family, and truly relax your mind. Use this time to upgrade your knowledge system, trading discipline, and risk awareness — all of which are far more valuable than blindly fiddling with charts.
A bear market is a period of cultivation. When the next wave comes, those who have persisted in self-improvement will have a completely different outlook.
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GmGmNoGn
· 4h ago
The bear market is really a mirror that reveals who is genuinely doing their homework and who is gambling.
Those anxiously flipping through the charts now, even if a bull market comes, it will be in vain.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 4h ago
It's a good point, but are there really any guys who can put down their phones? I definitely can't, especially during a bear market, I need to keep scrolling.
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BearHugger
· 4h ago
You're absolutely right. I'm currently at the stage of quitting my phone; watching the market every day is a torment.
The bear market tests human nature the most—seeing who can really stay calm.
This wave is indeed the time to widen the gap. While others are still struggling with the decline, I've already been reading books, haha.
The term "cultivation period" is used perfectly; the next bull market will reveal the true strength.
But honestly, putting down the phone is even harder than buying coins.
Everyone on social media is shouting about bottom-fishing, but I actually feel more anxious.
The guy from Xinjiang just realized something, and I only understand it now—it's a bit late.
The bear market doesn't kill coin holders; it kills investors without resolve.
Persist in cultivation vs. frantic trading—after two years, the difference will really show.
I'm tired of hearing the word "vision," but this time it seems to really make sense.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $ETH, $GUA are actually the stages where the gap widens the most during a bear market. An investor suddenly thought of this while driving through Xinjiang — during a bull market, everyone is frantically following the trend, and no matter how quick your reaction, it's useless. But a bear market is different; it's a golden window for self-reflection.
The key is adjusting your mindset. Let go of the anxiety cycles triggered by phone notifications, break the habit of constantly checking the market, go traveling, soak up the sun, spend time with family, and truly relax your mind. Use this time to upgrade your knowledge system, trading discipline, and risk awareness — all of which are far more valuable than blindly fiddling with charts.
A bear market is a period of cultivation. When the next wave comes, those who have persisted in self-improvement will have a completely different outlook.