I've seen quite a few people recently holding a few thousand yuan, hoping to soar in the market overnight. But honestly, I’ve never believed in the idea of "getting rich overnight." I’ve seen real money-makers, and none of them achieved it through luck or taking reckless risks. They share a common trait: enough patience, steadily growing their small accounts through solid daily operations.
Take a friend of mine as an example. His account once dropped to just 3000 yuan. He could have chosen to lie flat, but he didn’t. Instead, he thoroughly reflected on his trading habits, kicked the bad habit of "heavy position all-in," and started learning to be cautious with his layout and to wait patiently.
Do you know what truly influences the outcome? It’s patience. Often, the time we spend in cash observing is longer than the time holding positions. When the market is unclear and volatility is calm, we only use a small amount of funds to test the waters. Once the direction is truly clear and the opportunity arrives, we gradually add to our positions. Keep a close eye on one or two main coins, track them continuously, and avoid frequent switching. When funds are limited, diversification can often lead to no gains at all.
Pace is more important than anything. Survive first, then consider expanding. Only trade markets you understand, stay calm and patient, and don’t follow the crowd impulsively. Executing with a plan is far better than acting on impulse. The first step to turning things around is learning to survive long enough in this market.
Currently, BTC, ETH, and PEPE are all showing different trends, and many people are feeling confused. If you’re also at this stage and want to reorganize a more stable approach, we can exchange ideas. I can help you clarify your current situation and capture opportunities more calmly.
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MevHunter
· 01-07 09:53
That's right. I've seen too many people wipe out their funds in a single shot, but those who stick to 3000 yuan and take it slow end up lasting until the end.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 01-07 09:53
That's right, you have to stay grounded and not expect to get rich overnight. I've seen too many people go all-in and end up with a bad ending.
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SmartContractRebel
· 01-07 09:52
That's right, all-in really is a death sentence. My friend was the same; he only learned to cut losses after his account dropped from five figures to just three thousand dollars, and now he's stable. The key is really patience, not how much money you have.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 01-07 09:37
That's quite right, but to be honest, I still don't understand why PEPE is so popular. It seems like just a follow-the-trend hype.
I've seen quite a few people recently holding a few thousand yuan, hoping to soar in the market overnight. But honestly, I’ve never believed in the idea of "getting rich overnight." I’ve seen real money-makers, and none of them achieved it through luck or taking reckless risks. They share a common trait: enough patience, steadily growing their small accounts through solid daily operations.
Take a friend of mine as an example. His account once dropped to just 3000 yuan. He could have chosen to lie flat, but he didn’t. Instead, he thoroughly reflected on his trading habits, kicked the bad habit of "heavy position all-in," and started learning to be cautious with his layout and to wait patiently.
Do you know what truly influences the outcome? It’s patience. Often, the time we spend in cash observing is longer than the time holding positions. When the market is unclear and volatility is calm, we only use a small amount of funds to test the waters. Once the direction is truly clear and the opportunity arrives, we gradually add to our positions. Keep a close eye on one or two main coins, track them continuously, and avoid frequent switching. When funds are limited, diversification can often lead to no gains at all.
Pace is more important than anything. Survive first, then consider expanding. Only trade markets you understand, stay calm and patient, and don’t follow the crowd impulsively. Executing with a plan is far better than acting on impulse. The first step to turning things around is learning to survive long enough in this market.
Currently, BTC, ETH, and PEPE are all showing different trends, and many people are feeling confused. If you’re also at this stage and want to reorganize a more stable approach, we can exchange ideas. I can help you clarify your current situation and capture opportunities more calmly.