#大户持仓动态 When large investors are frequently active, retail investors are most likely to lose their composure. Instead of following the trend to chase the price and sell with bearish market, it's better to stabilize your mindset first and observe the true direction of the market calmly. In this business, the more intense the fluctuation, the more it tests your ability to remain calm. Every move of the Whale releases signals, but those who truly make money never panic—they remain rational amidst the market noise, letting data speak rather than making emotional trades. At this stage, it is actually a good time to re-examine your trading logic and clarify your holdings strategy.
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FlatTax
· 9h ago
You are right, but I see that most people just can't remain calm. Yesterday, I saw a bunch of people chasing the price in the group, and today they started to Cut Loss, which is quite ironic.
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MevSandwich
· 9h ago
You're not wrong; having the right mindset is much harder to develop than technical skills. I only understand this because I've been played people for suckers.
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AirdropHunter007
· 9h ago
Well said, it's easy to know but hard to act. Every time there's a fluctuation, I think about being rational, but I end up regretting it after being played for suckers.
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When large investors make frequent moves, I know retail investors are going to suffer, but when the moment comes, I can't help but want to buy the dip; this is my chronic problem.
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Staying calm is really more important than anything else. I just get too easily scared by the candlestick chart and need to reflect on my logic.
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Using data to speak rather than placing orders based on emotions sounds easy, but it's really difficult to do. How can I break this bad habit?
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Now is a good time to examine myself. I feel like I need to sort out my holdings, or else I'll be trapped again.
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Whales are really hinting at something, why can't I see it? I feel like my IQ isn't enough.
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Those who want to watch coldly usually can't last until the end; the real test is yet to come.
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The more violent the fluctuations, the calmer you need to be. There's nothing wrong with that, but I just can't do it. I'm feeling guilty...
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rugpull_survivor
· 9h ago
Well said, I just lost because I couldn't stay calm, and as soon as I see the actions of large investors, I get itchy fingers. Now I finally understand that chasing the price and selling with bearish market is a form of self-destructive trading.
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Whales play psychological warfare while retail investors are still chasing the price up and down; this gap is not insignificant.
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Every time I want to follow large investors to make money, but when they pull out, I end up tied up. This time I really need to calm down.
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I need to correct the habit of making emotional trades; it sounds easy to let the data speak, but it's really difficult to put into practice.
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With such strong fluctuations, it’s time to see if my holdings logic really has problems.
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Do frequent actions from large investors mean opportunities are coming? Or are they traps? The key is whether you can judge clearly.
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Staying calm is the premise, but that premise must be that you really understand what the market is doing.
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It's easier said than done to stay calm; it's really hard to achieve when the account is plummeting.
#大户持仓动态 When large investors are frequently active, retail investors are most likely to lose their composure. Instead of following the trend to chase the price and sell with bearish market, it's better to stabilize your mindset first and observe the true direction of the market calmly. In this business, the more intense the fluctuation, the more it tests your ability to remain calm. Every move of the Whale releases signals, but those who truly make money never panic—they remain rational amidst the market noise, letting data speak rather than making emotional trades. At this stage, it is actually a good time to re-examine your trading logic and clarify your holdings strategy.