#数字货币市场洞察 A lot of people ask me how to make money in the cryptocurrency market. To be honest, what really makes your account balance soar has never been frequent trading, but learning how to wait.
Want to survive and profit in this market for the long term? The key is simple: put yourself in a position where "you can't lose much, but you can gain a lot." Don't stare at the candlesticks all day and keep trading back and forth — that just pays fees to the exchange.
What you lack isn't the number of trades, but the patience to sit tight. The market doesn't offer opportunities every day, but when it does, you need to have the ammunition and the courage to go in heavy. Stick to your trading principles, don't act out of boredom, and when a high-certainty moment comes, just go all in.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-05 02:51
That's right, you have to resist the urge to make random moves.
I've seen through the frequent trading game long ago—it's just working for the exchanges.
Staying put is the only way to make money, that's the truth.
Damn, that's exactly what I've been doing all along.
Waiting for real opportunities is way better than messing around every day.
People with patience have already made a killing.
Honestly, most people just can't sit still.
Only highly certain opportunities are worth going all in on—that's key.
Not everyone can hold out until that moment.
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ArbitrageBot
· 12-05 02:50
That's right, frequent trading is just giving money to the exchanges. I used to lose money that way too.
Only those who can hold on become winners, but most people simply can't do it.
Waiting for the right opportunity sounds easy, but it's really hard to do. There are so many moments when looking at the candlestick chart makes your hands itchy to trade.
BTC has indeed validated this logic—those who held on early have taken off.
But on the other hand, how many people ended up panic selling just because they couldn't wait any longer? Building the right mindset is so important.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-05 02:49
You're right, but I'm still in the losing phase haha
Seriously, itchy hands are a disease that needs to be cured
Wait, wait, wait—when will there be high certainty? I'm waiting like a fool
HODLers never lose
So should I freaking buy or not?
I get the logic, but my hands are still itchy
I don't have enough principal, no more ammo, guys
How high can Bitcoin go this time?
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LeverageAddict
· 12-05 02:48
You're absolutely right, you have to be able to hold on. I used to trade frequently and ended up bleeding out on fees.
But wait, is it really that easy to identify those high-certainty moments? It always feels like hindsight is 20/20.
Hodling does make more than trading, but only if you pick the right coins, right?
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OfflineNewbie
· 12-05 02:45
That's right, but I'm still at the stage where I'm paying transaction fees. I'll talk again when I can really sit tight.
People who watch the market all day do end up losing money. The ones around me who make money all disappear for a while.
It sounds simple, but it's really hard to do. If I'm bored for two hours, I want to make a move.
I don't have the guts to go all in yet.
Catching the bottom looks easy, but when the time comes, it actually feels scary.
Instead of trading frequently, it's better to just hold and save yourself the trouble.
The key is still having enough capital. If you don't have enough ammo, all the theories are useless.
I've been hearing this theory for three years, and I still haven't learned how to wait.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-05 02:32
That's right, but the real challenge is being able to sit tight—most people simply can't do it.
Frequent trading is just giving money to the exchanges; I know this from personal experience.
The waiting process is the most torturous, but that's exactly how winners are filtered out.
BTC has still come out way ahead over the years, but the question is, how many people can truly hold on?
#数字货币市场洞察 A lot of people ask me how to make money in the cryptocurrency market. To be honest, what really makes your account balance soar has never been frequent trading, but learning how to wait.
Want to survive and profit in this market for the long term? The key is simple: put yourself in a position where "you can't lose much, but you can gain a lot." Don't stare at the candlesticks all day and keep trading back and forth — that just pays fees to the exchange.
What you lack isn't the number of trades, but the patience to sit tight. The market doesn't offer opportunities every day, but when it does, you need to have the ammunition and the courage to go in heavy. Stick to your trading principles, don't act out of boredom, and when a high-certainty moment comes, just go all in.
$BTC is the best example.