2025-12-20 22:24:27

look, if you're sitting on the sidelines being all bearish about the market, you're missing out on what's actually happening. the people making moves right now aren't the ones stuck in doom mode—they're the ones who see opportunity when others see uncertainty. staying negative only guarantees you'll be left behind when the cycle turns. the market doesn't reward pessimism; it rewards those who actually believe in where things are headed.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 10h ago

You're right, always being bearish is self-exile, and the missed opportunities really can't be recovered.

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SellLowExpert

· 15h ago

Haha, you're right. I was that fool sitting on the sidelines being bearish. Only those who buy the dip in a bear market are true winners; everything else is nonsense. Mindset really determines everything. Pessimists will never make money. Now I regret not having the courage back then, watching others get in. Negative thinking is basically handing your money to others willingly.

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TokenDustCollector

· 15h ago

Well said, that's exactly what I've been wanting to say. The bearish crowd keeps shouting about a decline every day, but how many rebounds have they missed? And they're still regretting it now. --- Really, opportunities are always reserved for those who dare to bet. Pessimism can't change anything; it only causes you to miss out. --- Haha, every time a bull market starts, these people are the ones shouting scams behind the scenes. It was high time to go all in, everyone. --- But on the other hand, blind optimism can also lead to being cut. It's better to have some rational judgment. --- The cycle shift is right in front of us. Friends still sideways can consider taking action. --- That's how the market is—pessimism and greed switch back and forth. The key is not to be driven by emotions.

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