Do you think you owe money this way?

Targeted by the dealer

Buying causes a drop, selling causes a surge, then slapping your thigh

Here are a few "classic money-losing operations", see if any resonate with your pain points:

1. Insufficient greed, wanting to earn more after making a profit

After a surge, clearly could have cashed out, but instead thought to wait a bit longer, resulting in a drop back to the starting point, and profits turned to illusions.

Classic scene:

"Wow, this coin has surged too much, it must be able to double!" — Result: it plummets the next day, leading to doubts about life.

2. Chasing highs and selling lows, emotional trading

Jumping in when it’s rising, thinking "the earlier you buy, the more you earn," only to buy at the peak; panicking and selling when it’s falling, selling at the lowest point.

Classic scene:

"This coin has risen 20% today, I need to get in quick!" — Result: it starts to drop right after buying.

"Wow, this coin has dropped 30%, if I don’t run now, when will I?" — Result: it starts to rise right after selling.

3. Messing with small coins, fantasizing about getting rich

Always thinking about buying an unknown small coin, hoping for a tenfold increase overnight, only for the coin to go to zero.

Classic scene:

"This coin is only 0.1 yuan, buy it and wait for it to rise to 1 yuan!" — Result: the coin directly "disappears" from the exchange.

4. No plan, random operations

Not making a profit-taking or stop-loss plan, relying on gut feelings when the market moves, ending up taught a lesson by the market.

Classic scene:

"It can definitely rise again, let’s wait a bit!"

"It’s dropped so much, let’s see if it will bounce back." — In the end, it all goes cold.

5. Don't understand the technology, haphazard buying

Not clarifying what the coin project is, just listening to others hype it up and buying, only to end up with an "air coin."

Classic scene:

"This coin has a really fancy name, it must be reliable!" — Result: a quick check reveals the team doesn’t even exist.

6. Forgetting safety, coins stolen by hackers

Not protecting the account well, or clicking on a phishing link, resulting in the coins in the wallet being transferred away.

Classic scene:

"Strange, why did I receive a notification from the exchange?" — Clicked in to find the account was hacked, and the coins are gone.

Summary:

In the coin circle, 90% of money loss is due to being too anxious, too greedy, and too lazy.

Eager to make money, chasing highs and selling lows;

Insufficient greed, making profits but not running;

Too lazy to learn, relying entirely on what others say.

In the coin circle, if you don’t have a good community, lacking first-hand news from the coin circle, if you want to flip your funds, then I suggest you follow me, I’ll help you get to shore, welcome to join the team!