Regarding next year's cryptocurrency market cycle, the core judgment is based on professional data analysis rather than luck. Our repeated mention of the expectation of a bull market starting in 2026 is not blind optimism, but a hope that investors can maintain confidence and patience through this phase.



There is a classic saying circulating during bull markets: "Holding coins is harder than being a widow." This is not an exaggeration. The 24-hour trading mechanism and huge price fluctuations in the crypto market make it difficult for ordinary investors to stay rational during fear and to exercise restraint during greed. Early short sellers should cut losses decisively; exiting with small losses is always better than a significant retracement later.

From a historical cycle perspective, real gains often come from those who can endure volatility and坚持持有. This is not just motivational talk, but the market's inherent operating law. Psychological resilience and risk management skills are sometimes more critical than timing ability.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHatvip
· 4h ago
Holding onto coins is harder than remaining single, which is very realistic... This wave truly tests human nature.
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MEVHunter_9000vip
· 4h ago
That's right, 2026 really requires endurance. I'm currently repeatedly asking myself whether I can hold on until then without cutting losses. Holding coins is tough, especially when watching others buy the dip or sell at the top to make quick money, it's really easy to lose your mindset. I think the most important thing is to cut losses decisively and not let small losses turn into big ones. History has shown that those who can endure are always the ones who make real money. Mental preparation is crucial; it's more important than anything else.
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 4h ago
Holding onto coins is tough, you're so right. I totally understand the feeling of wanting to smash your phone after watching the market 24/7. I also believe in the 2026 bull market, but right now, these exhausting days really test your mental resilience. Cutting losses decisively definitely makes things easier. Anyway, losing early is better than losing late, and your mood is much better, right? History repeats itself like this: those who always make money are the idle folks who don't pay attention to ups and downs. People like us who check the market every day are more likely to break down.
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MidnightTradervip
· 4h ago
Holding coins is harder than remaining a widow—this saying is spot on. I lost quite a bit last year because of my impatience. Bullish market expectations without data support are just jokes to me, but 2026 does seem a bit interesting. Mindset is truly the biggest enemy for most people, a hundred times more important than technical analysis. People who cut their losses early actually live more comfortably, much better than those who stubbornly hold on after being trapped. I've heard this historical cycle theory countless times, but few can really put it into practice.
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NftMetaversePaintervip
· 4h ago
honestly the whole "hodl through chaos" thing hits different when you're actually watching your portfolio bleed out at 3am lmao
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