Quote from: tottong on Today at 09:14:54 AM

Quote from: Israelgogo on December 01, 2025, 09:41:12 AM

Most at times we predict market possibilities and trade according to our calculations but I think don't anybody have the complete knowledge of BTC just like forex, Jess forex nearly end my life though I scale through...BTC has be deepening for sometime now, I told someone to holdon before he buys the deep but he existed that he knows much about BTC. Unfortunately his 2k dos is now fraction of Naira though am still encouraging him to leave it that it rise after January possibly.
The question is do we always expect profits even when we know we have lost beyond our expectations.

Don't be greedy, take part according to your ability to be responsible and most importantly, don't ever think that you can make quick profits from the investment activities that we undertake because this can have a psychological impact and will usually result in losing hope of continuing to be in a good situation.
If perhaps you have already bought at a higher price, the step you need to consider is just holding on and don't panic about the conditions that occur because bitcoin always has a repeating cycle and we will see prices higher than before.

Don't worry because Bitcoin will again gain upward momentum after recovery momentum and it can be guaranteed to happen even though we never know specifically in what month to be precise and patience is an important thing that must be instilled in conditions like that.

Trading always feels like we’re reading possibilities instead of certainties because nobody really has full knowledge of Bitcoin or forex and that’s why people get hurt when they think they understand the market more than they actually do buying the dip too early is something many traders go through since they believe they can outsmart the timing and then watch their money shrink into almost nothing.

The question about expecting profits even after heavy losses comes down to how people handle hope because once money is already gone beyond what they imagined they start clinging to any chance of recovery and this hope turns into something that keeps them inside positions longer than they planned. Greed plays a huge role in this since people often think they can make quick profits from every move and when things don’t go that way the psychological crash hits hard and they lose confidence in their decisions so the best mindset is taking trades based on what you can handle emotionally and financially.