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If you equate getting excited about something you own and have worked hard for increasing in value with emotional attachment, then you're misunderstanding my point and you have an unhealthy relationship with your possessions. You pause to celebrate positive performance, or reaching a goal, a milestone, etc. and then you get back to focusing on work. It's not emotional attachment to be happy when something good happens.
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tanel 1y ago

i myself am apathetic towards the price, as i don't base the way i feel on something which is out of my control.

what these kind of posts portray to newcomers is that all the community cares about is that NGU

maybe i'm close-minded and wrong, but it's funny how for months we see "stay humble, stack sats", and when price goes up, that goes out the window

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corndalorian 1y ago

Ironically, "ngu" is all that newcomers care about at first. You're being unrealistic if you truly believe no one should care about the price. Celebrating a good thing is not at odds with being humble. Perhaps you're lacking the humility you think you have because you feel the need to make such a public display of yourself over this.

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tanel 1y ago

I am not here to be right, I am just presenting my way of thought to the best of my ability at the current point in time, and constantly questioning that understanding through conversations such as these.

I don't put labels of good/bad to a price, for me it's just data.