In the world of cryptocurrency trading, it is crucial to remain flexible and rational. Many friends often fall into similar dilemmas.

1 Even if you know it is not the best impulse to buy, you will chase high. This short-term fluctuation is too persistent, which is the embodiment of obsession.

2 Over-focusing on short-term fluctuations, fomo when rising, ignoring the reality of market cycles and valuation adjustments once falling, and obsessing about finding favorable information to support the original view. This is also a symptom of obsession.

3 After the transaction is frustrated, the emotional turn becomes a firm bull, rejecting any bearish voices, rational judgment is overwhelmed by emotions, blindly optimistic, this obsession makes it difficult to extricate oneself

4 In the face of losses, because you cannot accept it, you are reluctant to stop losses, but instead let the losses expand, dragging from short-term to long-term, and cannot accept any losses. This is the obsession.

5 The experience of failure makes some currencies a shadow in the heart. Even if there are opportunities in the future, they refuse to touch them because of past pain. This deep obsession hinders rational decision-making.

6 Missing opportunities in short-term operations, knowing that the currency still has potential, but being bothered by the small profit, refusing to intervene again, and missing out on greater gains, this is also the result of obsession.

7 Buy every day, no matter what the market is like, no matter how much the account balance is, you must trade. This reckless desire to buy is driven by obsession

8 Lack of patience, eager to sell the currency when it fluctuates slightly, unable to enjoy the dividends of long-term growth, this obsession makes people miss great opportunities.

9 Stubborn in a certain trading model, refusing to change even if it is a long-term loss, firmly believing that "persistence is victory", but not knowing that timely adjustment is the right way, this is also an obsession.

10 Greedy when making profits, ignoring market signals, and not willing to stop until the preset target is reached, resulting in missing the best time to leave, which is also a manifestation of obsession.

11 Although the position is small, it is difficult to let go of the loss, unwilling to admit mistakes, the more losses, the more compensation, and finally stuck in the quagmire, behind this is a deep obsession.

12 An accidental success makes people mistakenly think that it is the victory of the method. Even if they fail repeatedly, they are unwilling to give up and stubbornly believe that they can replicate the glory of that time. This is also obsession affecting judgment.

13 When the transaction results do not meet expectations, they cannot let it go for a long time, repeatedly recall and regret. This excessive entanglement with past mistakes is another form of obsession.