I bought it at 0.80 and I'm going to sell it because I think it will go below that, or is there any chance it will go to 1.50??? Please answer my questions.
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$VELODROME stop crying!!! investment this... the price corrects or do you think it only goes up? Do you think the market should only give you profit? The problem is that most people invest everything they have in a currency believing that it will be the main factor in their enrichment, when they lose even the children's milk here they start crying.

2 weeks in the red waiting for the much-acclaimed altseason.

I'm disappointed with this market downturn.

Even so, I'm going to stay firm, I believe the market will stabilize and go up a lot at the beginning of next year.

I'm new here and I have little money invested, but I know this downturn is only temporary. After the "weak-minded" are eliminated from here, the market will come back full steam ahead.

Hope is always the last to die, right?

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• Detach from the outcome: I stopped trying to win every trade. My job is to execute my plan, not predict the market.
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