2026-01-18 13:27:04

Trading is not really about the amount of funds, but about that clarity of mind. Entering with 1000U, don't think about how much you'll make in a month; this money is actually a tuition fee. One month is enough for you to see clearly—whether you'll panic in the face of market fluctuations, how well you can stick to your trading discipline, and how strong those greedy thoughts really are. These insights? They are worth much more than earning a few hundred dollars. The market will have ups and downs, but your understanding of yourself and your reverence for risk—that's what can truly accompany you in the long run.

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RetiredMiner

· 3h ago

You're absolutely right. Many people spend tens of thousands of yuan on tuition fees only to realize this truth. --- Thinking about getting rich overnight with 1000U? Wake up, brother. --- The word "awareness" is more valuable than any technical analysis. --- I'm the kind of person with a particularly strong greedy desire, and I'm still repeatedly paying tuition fees. --- Really, mindset can only be taught by the market. --- It's much harder to see yourself clearly than to see the market clearly. --- Entering the market with 1000U is actually buying self-awareness. --- If you can't stick to discipline, everything you say is useless. My biggest enemy is myself. --- The market's ups and downs are testing how greedy you really are. --- The phrase "Respect the risk" hit me hard. I used to have no respect at all.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 3h ago

That really hits home. I'm the kind of person who thought I was a trading genius in the first two weeks, but by the third week, I started to massively cut my positions.

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SatsStacking

· 3h ago

You need to pay the tuition for 1000U, but the real lesson is discovering how greedy you are --- That's right, this is how I gained my wisdom through loss --- Being sober is harder than making money, this is the core --- See yourself clearly in a month? It took me three months to admit I am a gambler --- Risk and reverence, it sounds simple but actually doing it is deadly --- If you think you can make over ten thousand a month with just 1000U, this article is not for you --- I agree that realizing value is important, but I still want those few hundred bucks --- Are you panicking in the face of volatility? I would be scared to pee myself and then cut losses and run --- What percentage of discipline can you maintain... my answer is negative --- The market has taught me the most that I am highly irrational

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ContractTearjerker

· 3h ago

There's really nothing wrong with what you're saying, but in reality, most people come in expecting to get rich quickly. The idea of a $1000 tuition fee sounds comfortable, but when it comes time to spend the money, they start to regret it.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 3h ago

You're absolutely right. I didn't think this through at the time; I just wanted to double my money quickly, but ended up getting cut deeply. --- 1000U tuition fee? Why bother? I already paid five times that amount to realize this truth. --- Clarity is truly a luxury. Most people simply can't stick to their own discipline. --- That really hit home. Now I understand that greed can kill. --- The market has taught me this: just pay the tuition fee and learn. --- The key is to recognize yourself. I'm the kind of person who gets easily panicked. Once I realized this, I actually lost less. --- Got it, got it. Survive first, then make money, right? --- That’s a bit harsh... I lost that 1000U long ago, but I did realize I’m a noob. --- The words "risk" and "reverence" have become too heavy. How many people have died because they thought "this time is different"?

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