#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 From small accounts to great wealth, what is it based on? My experience: a steady mindset



Accounts grow from a few thousand U to hundreds of thousands U, but the process is not as glamorous as it seems. Market fluctuations, multiple retracements, frequent psychological battles—these are daily occurrences.

Many traders get stuck at the same point: greed. During the recent surge of mainstream coins yesterday, how many people jumped in, but very few actually locked in profits? My followers often ask, "Can I still hold?" little do they realize how many accounts have been buried by this thought.

I've been there several times—profits on the tip of my tongue, lost because I couldn't bear to cut. This time, I learned to be smarter.

My trading framework is actually very simple: when the market shows certainty, follow; when the certainty dissipates, take profits. Don't fantasize about catching every K-line; that's gambler's thinking. Looking at BTC, ETH, SOL this wave, the logic is clear, funds are concentrated, positions are moderate, take profit orders are set, and the rest is letting the market do its thing.

Why do the same market conditions result in vastly different outcomes? One sentence—I'm more concerned about my account surviving longer, rather than making ten times in one shot.

Exit when you can, wait when you should. This time, I choose to reduce my positions first, then look for better entries after the structure adjusts. The market is always there, but once your principal is gone, the game is over.

There will be opportunities ahead, but the prerequisite is that the structure becomes completely clear. I never rush followers to chase the rise, nor do I let anyone buy into FOMO.

Final insight: the secret to growing your account is not about one big win, but about consistently locking profits into your pocket. Repeating this action, time will give you the answer.
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SellTheBouncevip
· 6h ago
Nice words, but it's still the same old story—there's always a lower point waiting for you, so why rush to chase? Reducing your position is correct, but don't forget to sell on the rebound; historical experience has long been written into the K-line.
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SchrodingerWalletvip
· 6h ago
You're right, greed can really destroy everything. I used to be the same; when the market started to rise, I wanted to eat the whole plate, but a single pullback would make me lose everything. Now, just like you, I follow when there's certainty and run when there isn't. It really makes my mindset much more comfortable.
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FlashLoanPhantomvip
· 6h ago
That's right, greed really is the account killer. Money earned but not put into the pocket is like not earning anything at all. This principle is easy to understand but hard to practice.
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MEVEyevip
· 6h ago
That's right, greed is truly the most fatal flaw.
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ZenMinervip
· 6h ago
To be honest, cutting losses is really not something everyone can do.
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HalfPositionRunnervip
· 6h ago
To be honest, I've heard this logic too many times, but very few people actually execute it properly. The key is still that willingness to "cut losses decisively" — it's easier said than done.
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metaverse_hermitvip
· 6h ago
That's right, greed is indeed a major enemy. I used to be the same way—watching profits slip away without taking profits, and then a single pullback would wipe everything out. Now I've learned my lesson; set a take-profit point and don't act recklessly. --- Being able to survive longer is truly more important than multiplying tenfold. If the principal is lost, everything is over. I'm also waiting for a structural setup in this round of the market; no rush. --- The most heartbreaking phrase is "the game is over," and many people die in greed this way. Only when the account is alive can you continue to play. --- Looking at this wave of BTC, ETH, SOL, the logic is indeed clear, but I'm still waiting for a breakdown confirmation. I agree that there's no rush to chase the rally; most FOMO buy orders end up regretting. --- From a few thousand to hundreds of thousands, claiming it's easy is just a lie. Every time you take profits, it's a compromise with greed; repeating this action is the real way to make money. --- The mindset is truly a dividing line. In the same market conditions, some make money while others lose, it all depends on who can resist temptation. I think my decision to reduce positions in this wave was correct.
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