Bottom fishing never ends, there are always new lows waiting for you to catch. Many people are still repeatedly trying to bottom fish, only to find themselves going deeper and deeper. Instead of wasting time like that, consider playing pure Meme coins—these projects are less likely to fall into human nature traps. The key is to learn independent operation, avoid following the crowd, and not let various influencers hijack your judgment. To put it simply, the most frightening thing in the market is not price fluctuations, but human nature. Greed, fear, herd mentality—these are the real things that devour accounts. Instead of constantly chasing the bottom, it's better to first understand your own trading psychology.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 18h ago
You're so right. I have something to say about bottom-fishing turning into a complete loss. At first, I was thinking of accumulating on dips, but now I've become habitually cutting losses. Haha.
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QuorumVoter
· 18h ago
Honestly, bottom-fishing until you have no pants to wear is when you realize what greed really is.
The key is to recognize yourself and not always think about taking the last baton.
I actually think meme coins are purer, at least they don't have as many psychological tricks.
Human nature is the real killer; there's nothing much to say.
Instead of messing around blindly, it's better to calmly think about what's going on with yourself.
If your mindset isn't adjusted, even the best opportunity is just giving away money.
Speaking of which, listening to the advice of big V influencers is fine, but don't treat it as an edict.
Bottom-fishing is endless; the key is to know when to cut losses.
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POAPlectionist
· 18h ago
That’s a brilliant point. I used to do the same—copying more and more until I was trapped.
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Meme coins sound easy, but there are just as many followers.
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Human nature is indeed a trap; it takes time to磨 (polish/temper).
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Instead of chasing the bottom, it's better to stay calm first. That’s what I do now.
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The scariest part of bottom-fishing is fooling yourself into thinking there's a底 (bottom).
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Greed really hits home; feels like it's talking about me.
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Independent trading sounds easy, but when it comes to critical moments, I follow the crowd again.
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Trading psychology is more valuable than technical analysis; I should have realized that earlier.
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LeverageAddict
· 18h ago
Exactly right, bottom fishing is truly a bottomless pit. Every time I think I've caught the bottom, it keeps falling further.
Bottom fishing never ends, there are always new lows waiting for you to catch. Many people are still repeatedly trying to bottom fish, only to find themselves going deeper and deeper. Instead of wasting time like that, consider playing pure Meme coins—these projects are less likely to fall into human nature traps. The key is to learn independent operation, avoid following the crowd, and not let various influencers hijack your judgment. To put it simply, the most frightening thing in the market is not price fluctuations, but human nature. Greed, fear, herd mentality—these are the real things that devour accounts. Instead of constantly chasing the bottom, it's better to first understand your own trading psychology.