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@aviationdoctor.eth
Help me navigate the cognitive dissonance here I wouldn’t buy at this price Yet I wouldn’t sell either, which implies that I’m bullish on price and not expecting any imminent opportunity to buy much lower Opportunity cost still feels cognitively different from using fresh gunpowder directly
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You are simply buying at this price. Any day you didn’t sell your ETH, you decided buying it.
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@aviationdoctor.eth
Yes! That’s exactly the cognitive dissonance I was referring to. Somehow, “not selling” and “buying” are functionally identical, yet feel different.
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I disagree. Not buying or selling makes perfect sense when you have already bought and think the probability of going higher is worth staying invested (not selling) but not worth adding to your investment. There is no dissonance.
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I think you’re right, and your point is consistent with @solvindochvatten’s in this same thread. https://warpcast.com/solvindochvatten/0x5a7f0a3e
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