2026-01-03 10:23:43

Every dip in the market is actually an opportunity, not a disaster. When prices fall, that's when real investors load up. Paper hands panic and sell, but diamond hands? They stay put and even buy more.

Looking at what's brewing right now—geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty—these are exactly the conditions that test conviction. The winners aren't the ones timing every bounce. They're the ones who grabbed cheap coins when fear peaked and refused to let go.

The playbook hasn't changed: accumulate during downturns, hold through volatility, repeat. Most people lose money trying to trade every fluctuation. The wealthy ones just sit tight and let time work.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-04 08:12

Here we go again with this routine. How many times have I said that buying the dip at low prices is a thing? The key is that most people simply can't hold on, no matter how loudly they boast, it's all pointless.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 01-03 10:53

Damn, it dropped again. Where are the so-called diamond hands? I'm literally a paper hand right now.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 01-03 10:52

Paper hands are about to sell at a loss again, wait for me to buy the dip

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-03 10:50

Paper hands really should reflect on themselves, still following the trend to cut losses.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-03 10:46

Exactly right, but paper hands will never learn this lesson and always chase highs and sell lows.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-03 10:40

A good way to say it is "diamond hands," but a harsh way to put it is "being trapped," haha. --- Every time it's the same spiel, and many people end up cutting their losses when the price drops. --- Paper hands panic-sell? I might as well go completely bankrupt. --- Really? Buying at low points and getting smashed through is standard operation. --- Time will prove everything, as long as you live to see that day. --- That's why I went all-in, anyway there's nothing much to lose. --- Wait, can this price level still be called cheap? --- I just want to know how diamond hands can hold up in the face of a 30% drop. --- You're right, but executing it is damn hard. --- Here comes another scam to get people to buy at the low. I've heard this spiel before and went bankrupt.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 01-03 10:27

It's the same old story... Panic selling out of fear with paper hands is really hilarious. I think more people are just getting shaken out and then running away haha.

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