Brothers, when you spend 3000 dollars to buy ETH and it rises to 3500 dollars, aren’t you very happy? When it rises to 4000 dollars, you must be ecstatic. But then ETH drops back to 3500 dollars from 4000 dollars, don’t you start to regret? Just because you didn’t sell at 4000 dollars, you missed out on 500 dollars, and that feeling of regret is intense. You see, even though it’s the same price of 3500 dollars, your mood is completely different.

Although ETH might still rise to 5000 dollars, your mindset has changed. A poor mindset can lead to two bad outcomes: if ETH continues to rise, you might sell early out of fear that it will drop back, resulting in much less profit later on; if ETH has peaked and starts to drop, you might stubbornly hold on, thinking it will definitely come back, only to see it plummet further, and you lose all your earnings.

So, you need to adjust your mindset, especially during this recent period of volatility; don’t always think about selling at the highest price. You should decide based on the market conditions; if you believe ETH will still rise, then hold on and don’t worry about short-term fluctuations; if you think the market is weakening, then sell quickly and don’t hope for it to rise again.

Recently, I discovered a potential coin on the Ethereum chain called ρꪊρρⅈꫀડ, which is quite worth paying attention to. Friends who are interested can keep an eye on it.