Recently, a trader of $ETH made enough in one month to earn what others take a whole year to make. Honestly, it’s not just luck; the market truly provided opportunities — the key is to be in the right position.
The recent movements seem simple: clear direction, straightforward structure. But interestingly, more people understand it, yet few actually make money. Why?
They chase after every rise, panic at every fall, and before the trend fully unfolds, emotions collapse. That’s the main problem for most people. In contrast, what I do is quite straightforward: determine the direction in advance, wait for the price to reach the entry point, keep the position size manageable, let profits run if right, and exit immediately if wrong — never stubbornly hold on.
There’s no advanced technique involved, nor is it just luck turning around. Basically, it boils down to two things: daring to act when it’s time, and truly knowing when to stop.
While you’re busy switching strategies every day, I’m just waiting for that one high-probability opportunity. The crypto market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is people who can consistently understand the market. Recently, some have already recovered the losses from a whole year of hard work. The rest are probably still in groups looking at others’ screenshots.
Follow $BEAT, $ZEC, and other assets, and consider the Fed FOMC meeting trends and Bitcoin liquidity changes — there are still opportunities in the market.
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APY追逐者
· 9h ago
Really, mindset is the biggest barrier; technology is secondary.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 9h ago
Another month earning a year's worth of stories, I'm already tired of hearing them. Back in 2018, people were hyping the same thing, where are they now? The key is to survive steadily until the next bear market.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 9h ago
It all comes down to mindset; most people are greedy and overreach like a snake trying to swallow an elephant.
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OldLeekMaster
· 9h ago
That's right, it's all about mindset. It's easy to understand but hard to do correctly.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 9h ago
That's right, the key is mindset and stop-loss. Most people get wiped out due to emotions.
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NestedFox
· 9h ago
It all comes down to mindset; most people can't truly cut their losses, and neither can I.
Recently, a trader of $ETH made enough in one month to earn what others take a whole year to make. Honestly, it’s not just luck; the market truly provided opportunities — the key is to be in the right position.
The recent movements seem simple: clear direction, straightforward structure. But interestingly, more people understand it, yet few actually make money. Why?
They chase after every rise, panic at every fall, and before the trend fully unfolds, emotions collapse. That’s the main problem for most people. In contrast, what I do is quite straightforward: determine the direction in advance, wait for the price to reach the entry point, keep the position size manageable, let profits run if right, and exit immediately if wrong — never stubbornly hold on.
There’s no advanced technique involved, nor is it just luck turning around. Basically, it boils down to two things: daring to act when it’s time, and truly knowing when to stop.
While you’re busy switching strategies every day, I’m just waiting for that one high-probability opportunity. The crypto market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is people who can consistently understand the market. Recently, some have already recovered the losses from a whole year of hard work. The rest are probably still in groups looking at others’ screenshots.
Follow $BEAT, $ZEC, and other assets, and consider the Fed FOMC meeting trends and Bitcoin liquidity changes — there are still opportunities in the market.