#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Last year, a friend of mine entered the crypto space. Seeing others make money, he got jealous and jumped in, immediately making reckless moves.
The result? He bought at the top and got trapped, sold at the bottom and missed out—didn’t make any money, but got numb first.
Later, he asked me what to do. I told him in six words: Wait for clear signals before acting.
Sounds simple? But most people just can’t do it.
A lot of losses aren’t because people can’t read the market, but because they rush into trades before a clear entry signal appears. This kind of impulsive trading will fail nine times out of ten.
If you want to make money steadily, the first step is to set your own rules—when to buy, when to sell, there must be a standard.
And this standard can’t just be copied from others. Your capital, risk tolerance, and trading habits are all different—blindly copying others just won’t work.
Once you’ve built your own trading system and strictly stick to it, no amount of market volatility will shake you.
That’s exactly how the market is now—huge swings are the norm. People without discipline get excited when it pumps, panic when it dumps, and are always led by their emotions.
Those who really survive in this market rely not on luck, but on discipline and execution.
Going it alone makes it easy to lose direction; following the right rhythm lets you go further. If you get this point, it’s best to get in sync and start planning early.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 12-06 05:27
What you said is absolutely right, but most people forget it as soon as they hear it and turn around to go all-in again.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 12-05 10:15
What you said is absolutely right, but the problem is that knowing is one thing and actually doing it is another. I have friends like that too—they go all in right away, and only think about cutting losses after they've lost big.
The key is you really have to have discipline, otherwise it's all just talk.
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RiddleMaster
· 12-05 05:10
That's right, but it's easier said than done. Most people just can't control themselves: they FOMO when the price goes up and panic sell when it goes down.
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CommunityJanitor
· 12-05 05:10
To be honest, my friend, your theory sounds flawless, but how many people can actually stick to it? I know plenty of people around me who chase highs and get stuck, and they still have the nerve to ask what to do.
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MoneyBurner
· 12-05 05:10
That's right, I myself was the unlucky one who bought at the top and got stuck. Later, I realized that without a standard for opening positions, it's just gambling, not trading.
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FrogInTheWell
· 12-05 05:08
Sounds nice, but very few can actually stick with it.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 12-05 05:08
Listening to you for a moment is better than studying crypto for ten years—this guy really explained everything thoroughly.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 12-05 05:06
What you said is absolutely right, but the problem is that even if people know, they still can’t do it. Nine out of ten people around me who lose money just can’t control themselves.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Last year, a friend of mine entered the crypto space. Seeing others make money, he got jealous and jumped in, immediately making reckless moves.
The result? He bought at the top and got trapped, sold at the bottom and missed out—didn’t make any money, but got numb first.
Later, he asked me what to do. I told him in six words: Wait for clear signals before acting.
Sounds simple? But most people just can’t do it.
A lot of losses aren’t because people can’t read the market, but because they rush into trades before a clear entry signal appears. This kind of impulsive trading will fail nine times out of ten.
If you want to make money steadily, the first step is to set your own rules—when to buy, when to sell, there must be a standard.
And this standard can’t just be copied from others. Your capital, risk tolerance, and trading habits are all different—blindly copying others just won’t work.
Once you’ve built your own trading system and strictly stick to it, no amount of market volatility will shake you.
That’s exactly how the market is now—huge swings are the norm. People without discipline get excited when it pumps, panic when it dumps, and are always led by their emotions.
Those who really survive in this market rely not on luck, but on discipline and execution.
Going it alone makes it easy to lose direction; following the right rhythm lets you go further. If you get this point, it’s best to get in sync and start planning early.
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