BTC soared from $80K to $126K, then fell back to $95K. It looks spectacular, but who actually made money? Very few. Most people only gained about 10% profit during this market cycle, and many are still "studying trading systems."
The story of meme coins is completely different. Sharp traders seized 100x level opportunities. When BTC was at $87K, they decisively shorted, acting quickly and making bold decisions — this is the gap in execution. In the same market environment and with the same information channels, why are the results so vastly different? It's not about luck; the core lies in the efficiency of strategy execution and timing. Those who built "intergenerational wealth" this year, and those still talking on paper, the difference is so obvious.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 10h ago
The group studying trading systems is still researching, I went bankrupt a long time ago haha
A 100x dream, 10% reality, what a gap...
Execution is indeed tough, but it seems like I’ve been using my execution skills to lose money
With the same information, others earn 100x, I earn a negative return, now that’s a huge difference
Talking about theory on paper is really just talk, I’ve already seen through those who only talk without practice
Whose "intergenerational wealth" is that? My intergenerational debt is actually increasing
Catching opportunities? I only catch traps, haha
No problem with strategy execution, but the problem is that my strategy itself is money-burning
Timing is easy to talk about, but I totally chose the wrong moments
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 10h ago
Hmm... That's right, it's all about execution. I see many people studying candlestick charts every day, but they still end up missing out.
Speaking of which, where's the easy opportunity to catch a 100x meme coin? You need to have a really strong heart.
A 10% return is also pretty good, at least you're not losing money. True generational wealth? I'm too timid, I don't dare to gamble.
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SigmaValidator
· 10h ago
Honestly, a 10% return is just a little smile; most people don't even get that.
Research trading systems? Bro, that's just another name for procrastination.
The story of 100x meme coins sounds exciting, but how many actually dare to do it in the $87K space?
There's no denying that execution is indeed the dividing line for making money, but when it comes to probability... luck isn't that low.
The term "intergenerational wealth" is a bit harsh; most likely, it'll return to the starting point next year.
Feels like you're advertising for those who are shorting, huh?
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BTC soared from $80K to $126K, then fell back to $95K. It looks spectacular, but who actually made money? Very few. Most people only gained about 10% profit during this market cycle, and many are still "studying trading systems."
The story of meme coins is completely different. Sharp traders seized 100x level opportunities. When BTC was at $87K, they decisively shorted, acting quickly and making bold decisions — this is the gap in execution. In the same market environment and with the same information channels, why are the results so vastly different? It's not about luck; the core lies in the efficiency of strategy execution and timing. Those who built "intergenerational wealth" this year, and those still talking on paper, the difference is so obvious.