2025-12-07 16:25:35

Ever catch yourself scrolling through old receipts from the last bull run and physically cringe at what you dropped on random stuff?

Here's the thing—don't beat yourself up. Laugh about it. Be thankful you got to taste that kind of abundance, even briefly. Most folks never touch it. Others ride that high for maybe a month, tops.

That feeling? That wild, untouchable euphoria when everything's pumping? It's one of the purest rushes you'll ever get in this space.

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hodl_therapist

· 2025-12-10 12:29

Haha, I have such a strong voice now. Those receipts make me want to smash my phone.

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ContractFreelancer

· 2025-12-10 05:59

Haha, my receipts are really amazing, and I don't dare to look at them now --- At that time, my brain was really pumped unclearly, but now I think about it a little bit --- This is the true meaning of encryption, short-term madness is better than a lifetime of mediocrity --- That feeling really can't go back, so I have to cherish every round even more --- To be honest, the money spent at that time seems really worthless now, but the happiness is real --- Just think like this: I have experienced things that others will never experience in their lives, so what else can be worse? --- Laughing to death, it really hurts when I dig out the old wallet, but I am a little reluctant to delete it

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CoffeeOnChain

· 2025-12-09 10:45

Haha, alright. Back then I really lost my mind and bought a bunch of shitcoins. --- That kind of thrill during the bull market is really gone for good. Now I can only watch the market perform. --- Jokes aside, whether those tuition fees were worth it is something only your own wallet can answer. --- Exactly. People who've tasted that feeling will never forget it, but unfortunately, you only get it once. --- Looking at those receipts now feels like reading a horror story, but I don't regret it. --- During the bull market, I really dared to buy anything. Now I'm too scared. --- That kind of euphoria is like a drug—impossible to quit. --- Sounds nice, but honestly, it's just making excuses for losing money. --- The purest rush, no doubt, but also the purest price to pay. --- Most people really haven't experienced it, I have to admit. But I'm also glad I didn't throw in even more money.

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PhantomHunter

· 2025-12-08 16:04

Haha, seriously, looking at those order records just makes me want to slap myself. But then again... at least we had our fun. --- The thrill of a bull market really is something else. Too bad it only lasts for a few months. --- Say no more, pulling those up is true social suicide. But honestly, experiencing that kind of madness was worth it. --- Every time I see my past trading records, I just want to go back in time and give myself a slap, hahaha. --- That feeling—most people never even get to taste it. At least we got to really live it up once. --- That rush of going all-in with your entire stack... thinking back, it's still addictive. --- But honestly, all that money wasted during that time is just a memory killer now.

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GasBandit

· 2025-12-07 16:55

Haha, seriously, showing those receipts is a total social death scene. That energy I used to have... thinking about it now is just ridiculous, but it really was exhilarating at the time.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 2025-12-07 16:55

Haha, you're absolutely right, my mind really was messed up back then. Looking back at those orders, there's nothing to laugh about, man. But honestly, that adrenaline rush from going all-in is something I'll never feel again. Now I just live on memories, since I can't go wild anymore anyway. During the bull market, I was burning money like it was nothing, and now looking at my account balance is even more depressing. Let's just consider it money spent on a lesson—at least I got to experience real madness once.

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MetaEggplant

· 2025-12-07 16:54

Yeah, seriously, I must have lost my mind back then. Looking back now, it’s just ridiculous. --- Man, those shitcoins I bought back then—I feel like smashing my phone just thinking about it. --- This is what being truly reckless looks like, but hey, at least we survived, right? --- To be honest, that kind of thrill is gone for good. Now it’s just numbness. --- LOL, I dumped a whole month’s salary in at the time. Looking at those screenshots now feels like reading someone else’s story. --- And that was still the lucky case—some people put their whole house in. --- That feeling was really something, but unfortunately, it just makes people do stupid things. --- It was really just the FOMO rush. Thinking about it now, it wasn’t a big deal.

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MissingSats

· 2025-12-07 16:54

Seriously, pulling out those receipts is so embarrassing... But then again, at least we had our fun.

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BlockchainFries

· 2025-12-07 16:53

Haha, translating those orders is really socially embarrassing, but thinking about it, it was worth it. By the way, the happiness from back then just can't come back now. The feeling during a bull market is truly addictive—once you've experienced it, you can't stop.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 2025-12-07 16:45

Haha, seriously, looking at those orders from the crazy times is really hard to handle. My head was completely filled back then, now all I can do is mourn the little survivor balance left in my wallet. Honestly, that thrill of going all in with the entire position just can't be felt anymore. We've all gotten smarter now, just watching without taking action, haha. But you're right, at least we've experienced the feeling of the peak—not everyone is lucky enough to have that. Just consider it the cost of a lesson.

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