In the trading circle, there are always two groups of people who are particularly active:
Today you are told to go all in and buy the dip, then they urge you to liquidate and run. Relying on a few shout-outs to boost traffic, occasionally getting it right and then showing off to the world, as if they have mastered the secret to wealth.
But if you ask them about their trading logic? Eight or nine out of ten will be evasive. Those who make money by taking chances will eventually lose it back through their lack of skill.
To survive in this market, it has never relied on slogans, but on an understanding of the structure. Too many people view the market with linear thinking: they call it a buying opportunity during a pullback and predict a crash during a rebound. The market will not cater to your one-sided wishes.
Just like a contest in the ring, the lagging side will not give up the offensive rhythm. The market is similar; a rebound after a decline is quite normal, but most of the rebounds are merely a tug-of-war consumption.
Rush in and smash it. Repeatedly tossing and turning until you become numb, tossing and turning until you can’t understand the direction, tossing and turning until you doubt whether you should have gotten into this field at all.
To put it bluntly: if you haven't undergone systematic training, don't expect luck to be on your side. Those who eat meat are not the chosen ones; they are the ones who have endured enough critical hits to stand firm. My ability to enter at key positions is not due to precise predictions, but because I've been slapped by the market enough times.
Liquidation, continuous stop-loss, late-night monitoring and review, countless simulations and validations... these accumulated trading frameworks are what truly support judgment.
The fluctuation patterns of BTC and ETH are never based on guessing. Envy is useless, and jealousy is even more useless.
Instead of staring blankly at other people's profit screenshots, it's better to calm down and solidify your fundamentals. A validated methodology + strict discipline is a hundred times more efficient than blindly exploring on your own. If you truly want to turn things around, it's time to wake up.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 11-29 09:44
Here we go again, just feeling trapped and wanting to show that you've trained your system.
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Only those who have actually done it have the right to speak; talking without practice is still useless.
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The words are right, but those who speak the loudest often fall the fastest, I’m watching.
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Non-farm data exceeded expectations and you're still here with your chicken soup; the market has changed direction and you haven't even reacted.
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No matter how amazing the methodology is, it must withstand drawdowns, that's the real test.
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Getting slapped in the face enough times isn't called experience; it's called learning the hard way when your gambling capital runs out.
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Wake up, nobody can consistently hit the key positions; it’s always hindsight bias.
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$BTC has fallen again, where's your framework? Continuing the review?
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Feeling envious and resentful is indeed useless, but talking nonsense is even more useless.
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DataPickledFish
· 11-27 16:20
Indeed, those advocates are all paper tigers.
Only after being beaten by the market do they understand the trend; luck is unreliable.
A complete trading system > a hundred times of blind guesses.
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EthSandwichHero
· 11-27 16:05
Another one who has been slapped awake, fine.
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BankruptWorker
· 11-27 16:04
You are right, nine out of ten of those advocates are just guessing.
After being slapped in the face so many times, I finally understand that without a systematic framework, it's just giving away money.
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OnchainHolmes
· 11-27 16:04
It's the same old "get slapped in the face a few times and become a master" argument; I'm tired of hearing it.
In the trading circle, there are always two groups of people who are particularly active:
Today you are told to go all in and buy the dip, then they urge you to liquidate and run.
Relying on a few shout-outs to boost traffic, occasionally getting it right and then showing off to the world, as if they have mastered the secret to wealth.
But if you ask them about their trading logic? Eight or nine out of ten will be evasive. Those who make money by taking chances will eventually lose it back through their lack of skill.
To survive in this market, it has never relied on slogans, but on an understanding of the structure.
Too many people view the market with linear thinking: they call it a buying opportunity during a pullback and predict a crash during a rebound. The market will not cater to your one-sided wishes.
Just like a contest in the ring, the lagging side will not give up the offensive rhythm. The market is similar; a rebound after a decline is quite normal, but most of the rebounds are merely a tug-of-war consumption.
Rush in and smash it.
Repeatedly tossing and turning until you become numb, tossing and turning until you can’t understand the direction, tossing and turning until you doubt whether you should have gotten into this field at all.
To put it bluntly: if you haven't undergone systematic training, don't expect luck to be on your side.
Those who eat meat are not the chosen ones; they are the ones who have endured enough critical hits to stand firm. My ability to enter at key positions is not due to precise predictions, but because I've been slapped by the market enough times.
Liquidation, continuous stop-loss, late-night monitoring and review, countless simulations and validations... these accumulated trading frameworks are what truly support judgment.
The fluctuation patterns of BTC and ETH are never based on guessing.
Envy is useless, and jealousy is even more useless.
Instead of staring blankly at other people's profit screenshots, it's better to calm down and solidify your fundamentals. A validated methodology + strict discipline is a hundred times more efficient than blindly exploring on your own. If you truly want to turn things around, it's time to wake up.
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