I've been watching the charts for years, experienced major swings, and witnessed ups and downs. I have to admit——sometimes getting called out by amateurs stings the hardest.
Yesterday I followed a dentist's trade. Just one decision, and this morning when I opened my account, I nearly fell out of my chair——that profit was enough to upgrade my breakfast from soy milk and fried dough to bacon sandwiches for a week.
To be honest, I've been numb to all kinds of "guru calls" for a while now. I've seen too many people perform with paper trading, and I've taken plenty of losses chasing highs. Until last week when I scrolled through a group chat and found this dentist's trading records, something felt different——no profit screenshots bragging, no shouting about "going all-in on dips," just coldly recording every entry point and the logic behind it. That tone, like explaining precautions to patients with clinical precision.
With the mindset of "might as well pay tuition," I followed his first small position trade yesterday. I barely watched the charts, just had my afternoon tea as usual, and this morning I got a take-profit alert. This move made me realize something: what really works in the crypto market usually isn't those guys constantly talking about "leverage and liquidation," but rather these disciplined, non-greedy "monks sweeping the temple."
I've summarized 3 standards for picking traders——this is why I dare follow the dentist. Beginners can reference directly:
**First, look at operational discipline, not short-term returns.** What impressed me most about this dentist is——his stop-loss levels are always crystal clear, never flip-flopping. Many people lose money because the person they follow "casually adjusts positions," turning small losses into big ones. Those who survive long in the crypto market are first and foremost those who can control risk.
I'll continue with the other two standards next time. That's all for now.
I've been watching the charts for years, experienced major swings, and witnessed ups and downs. I have to admit——sometimes getting called out by amateurs stings the hardest.
Yesterday I followed a dentist's trade. Just one decision, and this morning when I opened my account, I nearly fell out of my chair——that profit was enough to upgrade my breakfast from soy milk and fried dough to bacon sandwiches for a week.
To be honest, I've been numb to all kinds of "guru calls" for a while now. I've seen too many people perform with paper trading, and I've taken plenty of losses chasing highs. Until last week when I scrolled through a group chat and found this dentist's trading records, something felt different——no profit screenshots bragging, no shouting about "going all-in on dips," just coldly recording every entry point and the logic behind it. That tone, like explaining precautions to patients with clinical precision.
With the mindset of "might as well pay tuition," I followed his first small position trade yesterday. I barely watched the charts, just had my afternoon tea as usual, and this morning I got a take-profit alert. This move made me realize something: what really works in the crypto market usually isn't those guys constantly talking about "leverage and liquidation," but rather these disciplined, non-greedy "monks sweeping the temple."
I've summarized 3 standards for picking traders——this is why I dare follow the dentist. Beginners can reference directly:
**First, look at operational discipline, not short-term returns.** What impressed me most about this dentist is——his stop-loss levels are always crystal clear, never flip-flopping. Many people lose money because the person they follow "casually adjusts positions," turning small losses into big ones. Those who survive long in the crypto market are first and foremost those who can control risk.
I'll continue with the other two standards next time. That's all for now.