2026-01-08 17:28:35

Cryptocurrency ultimately comes down to finding the rhythm that suits you. There are no absolute good or bad coins, and the market doesn't have right or wrong. The key is what method you use to respond.

Whether to go long or short, choose mainstream coins or small tokens, these choices are inherently neutral. What truly determines your gains is whether you can strike at the right time with the right strategy.

To be honest—if your methodology is correct, every day in the market can become your bull market. Conversely, if your thinking is unclear, even the best market conditions will just slip away in vain. So instead of obsessing over the coins themselves, it's better to master your trading methodology thoroughly.

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PoolJumper

· 01-10 21:26

You're right, methodology is the core, and sometimes I think the same way. That's what they say, but you only realize how difficult it is when you actually execute. Wait, doesn't that mean our previous choices were all in vain? Mastering the methodology thoroughly is not easy, especially with the market so unpredictable. Bull markets happen every day; it depends on whether you can seize the opportunity. That sounds comfortable to hear, but actually doing it is the real challenge. Having a clear mindset is the shortcut to making money, truly enlightening. It's reasonable, but you won't know which coin truly suits you until you've tried it. Every day a bull market? Then why am I still losing, haha.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-10 17:51

That's right, methodology is the key. I used to stubbornly stick to certain coins, but I still ended up losing. Only after adjusting my strategy did I gradually start to make a profit. --- Anyone can talk about theory on paper, but the real challenge is whether you can execute your plan in the market. --- I've heard this phrase too many times, but very few actually do it... --- You can make money in a bull market, but true skills are tested in a bear market. --- There's no problem with the methodology; the biggest pitfall is mindset. --- If I had known this earlier, I wouldn't have been trapped so many times. --- Mainstream coins and small altcoins can all be profitable, it all depends on whether your stop-loss is set properly. --- Instead of researching coins, it's better to first manage your emotions well. --- I strongly agree. In the last bull market, I blindly followed the trend and ended up losing everything. --- Honestly, most people fail because of greed.

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0xLuckbox

· 01-08 17:58

Basically, the key is to have your own trading system; otherwise, even the best market conditions are pointless.

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ser_we_are_early

· 01-08 17:55

That's true, but on the other hand, many people still cling to a certain coin and refuse to let go until it hits zero and they finally wake up. Methodology is easy to talk about, but when it comes to execution, the mindset often collapses. I've seen too many cases. Rather than researching which coin is good, it's better to first establish your own stop-loss discipline.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-08 17:53

There's nothing wrong with that; methodology is the core. I used to be tangled up in different cryptocurrencies until my head hurt, and I later realized that sticking to a system is much more useful than aimlessly messing around.

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rugged_again

· 01-08 17:51

Sounds reasonable, but I always feel that my methodology is fine, yet I still lose money. Even with the right methodology, without proper mental management, it's useless. It's easy to say, but when it comes to actual execution, who isn't played around by the market? That's why I keep getting trapped, haha. Finding the rhythm is easy; sticking to the rhythm is hard. I feel that most people just lack an entry signal, not a method. Does having the right methodology mean the market is a bull market? I feel like my methodology is always confirmed too late. Hmm, it sounds reasonable, but the biggest test in the crypto world is still mental resilience. Actually, if you set your stop-loss properly, any method can make money. Honestly, technical analysis accounts for at most 30%, the rest is all about probability and luck. I agree with that, but the problem is most people simply can't find a rhythm that suits them.

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