2026-01-07 08:21:55

Someone can earn 100,000 USD in a day. It sounds unbelievable, but after staying in this circle for a while, you'll realize—this is not a fairy tale.

The difference isn't in the number of trades, but in whether you've caught that critical wave. Many people trade every day,忙得焦头烂额, yet their monthly earnings are still less than what others make from a single order. Why? Just one reason: they didn't wait for the real market trend and acted in haste.

There aren't many big opportunities in the market; there are only a few each year. The commonality of these opportunities is very clear—明确的趋势, market sentiment in place, and capital flowing in集中涌入. Once these conditions align, a single trade can directly reverse the entire account's curve.

The crypto world never rewards those who are constantly忙活. It rewards those who can read cycles and坚持规则. If you can't catch the trend, it's not that the market didn't give an opportunity, but that you're always responding to major reversals with small fluctuations. Opportunities never disappear; it's just a matter of whether they will轮到你.

The key is to find your own rhythm and not be shaken by daily ups and downs.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 01-10 07:59

That's right, but I just can't wait, brother. --- Trading every day isn't as good as making one bold move, there's no doubt about that. --- Understanding the meaning of these six words about cycles sounds simple, but how many can truly do it? --- The key is to hold back; not all fluctuations are opportunities. --- There are only a few real big market moves each year; it depends on whether you can hit the mark. --- Don't be fooled by the surface ups and downs of the daily K chart; the larger timeframes are more valuable. --- A month of busy work is not as good as one deal; that's where the difference lies. --- Mindset determines everything; those who can wait will make money, those who can't will only lose. --- Market opportunities are always there; it depends on whether you have the patience. --- Small wave thinking can't compete with big trends; this is the truth.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-09 18:07

That's right, it's about waiting for those opportunities that can directly turn the tide, rather than messing around blindly. There are really only a few major market moves each year; most people get stuck because they can't sit still. After doing this for so long, if you're still flipping in and out daily, honestly, you probably haven't figured it out. The opportunities are already there; it all depends on whether you have the resolve. Since the beginning of the year, being able to catch one or two waves is enough; everything else is just busy work. It sounds easy but is hard to do; the mental state really traps many people. Those who don't chase or copy tend to make the most money—counterintuitive, isn't it?

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Blockblind

· 01-08 13:49

It sounds like a good story, but how many can actually do it? Let's wait until the next market wave comes.

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FlashLoanLord

· 01-07 08:52

That's right, it's just about waiting for that wave, not constantly acting blindly. It's the same old story, waiting during which the account shrinks is the real pain. I've heard so many times that sticking to the rules is important, but the key is to catch that opportunity. Are there only a few real opportunities in an entire year? I feel like I miss them every day. People who understand the cycle early on have already made a fortune; we're just discussing it here. The rhythm is the rhythm, but when the itch to act arises, it's really hard to control. It seems simple to say, but how exactly do you judge that "key fluctuation"? Every day I hear people say to wait for a big move, but who has really caught one? Making ten thousand might be just luck, not a rule.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-07 08:51

Honestly, the big players rely on those few key buy and sell moments. We're here staring at the charts every day until we're exhausted. Wait, really? Only a few opportunities a year? Then what have I been doing this past month? Frequent trading is really a trap. That's how I got caught in a position, haha. People who understand cycles make money. As for me, just chasing highs and selling lows—might as well go to sleep. Missing the key fluctuations means missing out. No use feeling regretful now. This article hits a bit close to home. I'm the kind of person who works all month and still can't match a single trade of others. The crypto world is like that—patience pays off more than frantic trading. Timing is crucial, but I always get led around by the market. The market is right in front of me, yet I can't catch the moves. That's the most frustrating part.

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SandwichDetector

· 01-07 08:49

Basically, it's just about waiting; it's not a game you have to play every day.

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quietly_staking

· 01-07 08:49

That's very true, I've fallen for this before. Wait, does someone really make 100,000 a day? Why do I always miss out? Damn, it's that kind of "waiting for the right opportunity" argument. I swear, I'm always waiting. Sticking to the rules really hit home for me. It's so easy to get distracted and act impulsively. How many opportunities are there in a year? I must be incredibly patient.

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DeFiVeteran

· 01-07 08:48

There's nothing wrong with that, but most people simply can't wait. A few major market movements a year, and just the psychological barrier alone is hard to overcome. By the time real volatility hits, your hands are already trembling—that's the real devil. I've seen too many people trading daily, and in the end, they all get wiped out by the frequency. Those with some insight have already changed. A single trade turning around? I've heard of it, but how many can actually catch it? The key still comes down to a bit of luck. Getting the rhythm right is indeed satisfying, but it's easy to say.

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fren.eth

· 01-07 08:48

That's right, but I just can't wait. As soon as I see the market move, I get itchy and have to make a move. Why do I feel like I'm the kind of person who works all month and still makes less than someone with a single trade? The key is that you really can't tell the fluctuations. How do you judge? There are only a few big opportunities each year. My problem is that I don't even realize when I miss them. Watching K-line charts every day makes my eyes blurry. I still need to practice my mindset.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-07 08:37

You're right, the key is waiting. Most people can't wait. There are only a few major market movements each year. Catching one can turn things around, but the problem is most people can't wait. Honestly, the busier you are, the more you lose. That's a rule. Opportunities are always there; it just depends on whether you can stay patient.

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