Constantly Checking A Coin You Have Sold Is Like Stalking Your Ex

Have you ever been in a situation where you bought a coin, made some profit, took profit by selling it, then it keeps pumping. If you trade crypto you should be able to relate, or if you have traded crypto before you would be able to relate. It can also happen in a way that you didn’t make profit but you sold and lost and you are trying to revenge the market. You know how you get into a relationship and you are enjoying it, then suddenly you experience a break up and randomly stalk them on their social media? You go to their social media wishing they are not happy without you and haven’t gotten over you, wishing their lives were miserable without you, hoping they would come back crawling and begging you to come back.

Well, that’s how it feels when you sell a coin and keep stalking it. Most times this stalking can be as a result of revenge or greed. If you make profit of the coin, but you keep stalking it, it is greed, but if you lost and you keep stalking it, it’s revenge.

Revenge
Just like in a relationship, if your heart got broken in the relationship, and the person doesn’t want you anymore, we can equate that to taking your loss in a trade. When you buy a coin and it keeps dipping, and dipping for a long time, the coin is breaking your heart so you have to leave. When you leave the trade, you feel this feeling to revenge for your lost money, because leaving the trade when it’s dipping below your entry price means you are at loss.

You find yourself alway plotting for an entry point to enter so you can make back your lost money, break even or even make profit. It gets worst when you take your loss and leave the trade, suddenly the coin starts pumping. You find yourself constantly regretting and stalking that coin hoping it dips so you can enter the trade and make back your profit.

Just like in a relationship, if your heart got broken and you leave the relationship, then suddenly the ex partner gets into a new relationship and looks happy, this will cause you pain and you will have the constant feeling of wanting to revenge. You might want to go back to the relationship so you can plot some ways to revenge and break the person’s heart this time. This can be very dangerous because, if you succeed in getting back with the person and the person breaks your heart again, then you might need therapy to get out of this heartbreak.

Same thing goes with a coin, if you get tempted to enter again so you can revenge and make back your lost money, if the market starts dipping again the moment you enter the trade, you will get really hurt. All because, you wanted to revenge.

Greed
This is the reversal of revenge, you broke the person’s heart, you left the relationship and left the person heartbroken, instead of stalking your ex just let them go.

Just like taking profit, you have taken profit, just let the coin go and stop stalking. But then the coin keeps pumping, you start regretting and start wishing you didn’t take profit. You start calculating how much profit you would have made if you didn’t take profit, you start stalking the coin and hoping it dumps. Then it doesn’t dump and you start getting this tempting feeling to enter the coin again.

Just like in a relationship, you break the person’s heart, hope they keep being attached to you. You wish they never get over you, but fortunately for them, they move on. So you keep stalking them to know how happy they are, then start considering getting back together with them, just to show that you are in control.

This can be very dangerous because just as much as you can get back into the coin even though it’s on a pumping run, the moment you enter, it starts dipping, now you are at loss. Same thing can happen with stalking the person whose heart you broke, the moment you get back together, they break your heart as revenge. All because you were greedy.