I'd rather hold through thick and thin than dump my bags at a discount. You don't build wealth by panic selling—you build it by refusing to let your assets go for less than they're worth.
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· 01-17 23:47
Exactly right, those bottom-fishing are all newbies; the ones who truly make money are never in a rush to sell.
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AirdropATM
· 01-16 23:18
That's what belief is. Those who buy the dip at low prices are all newbies; the ones who really make big money are the ones who can hold on.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-16 06:07
Really, selling at a low price is just hurting yourself; only by holding tight can you make big gains.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 01-16 06:02
Long-term holding is the key to success, and those who panic and buy the dip will ultimately regret it.
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FrontRunFighter
· 01-16 06:02
honestly this is just cope dressed up as conviction... the real wealth gets accumulated when u understand *why* the price dropped in the first place. if u can't see the frontrunning or the MEV extraction happening behind the scenes, ur just hodling through someone else's arbitrage extraction lol
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degenwhisperer
· 01-16 05:49
Alright, this is the difference—winning mostly by not selling at low prices.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 01-16 05:45
That's right, bottom fishing is a game for the wealthy; we just have to hold on tight.
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ArbitrageBot
· 01-16 05:38
Really, the strategy of dumping at low prices is outdated; long-term holding is the true way to succeed.
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All those panic sellers are just bagholders; we're waiting for the double.
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That's right, bottom-fishing is less effective than holding your ground, that's the difference.
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Discount clearance sale? Don't even think about it; value investors should be this steadfast.
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Exactly, paper hands will never earn true wealth.
I'd rather hold through thick and thin than dump my bags at a discount. You don't build wealth by panic selling—you build it by refusing to let your assets go for less than they're worth.