2026-01-06 06:31:19

#比特币与黄金战争 The Two Sides of Trading

Entering the market is like stepping into the deep sea, with magnificent waves on the surface and turbulent undercurrents beneath. Nine out of ten people who enter, cannot exit — this is not a joke, but the harsh truth of the market. $BTC's ups and downs tug at the heartstrings, yet also destroy the mind.

Some say, love someone and let them trade. Because it is the fastest tool for ordinary people to turn things around, and the quickest promise of crossing social classes. Stories of getting rich quick are played out every day, and someone always makes their first fortune.

But conversely, hating someone also makes them trade. Because it is the fastest way to fall into hell, a black hole that traps people deep inside, unable to escape. Leverage, liquidation, zeroing out overnight — these words are not unfamiliar, right?

The war between Bitcoin and traditional assets has never ceased, and the outcomes in the trading market are replayed in everyone's mind. Spring comes and autumn leaves fall, and few make it out alive. The problem is not the market itself, but human hearts. Greed and fear will always be the greatest enemies of traders.

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MEVvictim

· 01-07 09:15

The deep-sea metaphor is brilliant, but to be honest, the saying that nine out of ten will fail still underestimates it... I've seen many more worse situations around me.

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StableNomad

· 01-07 02:15

nah the "9 out of 10 don't make it" thing always cracks me up... statistically speaking most retail just use leverage like it's a feature not a bug. reminds me of UST in May, except slower and more painful.

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RektHunter

· 01-06 07:01

Nine out of ten who come in go bankrupt, this statement is not an exaggeration at all. I have too many examples around me. --- Only at the moment of liquidation do I realize that greed is truly the original sin. --- So the key is to control your position well and not be blinded by the dream of sudden wealth. --- It sounds nice, but it's actually a psychological game. Those who make money are usually the ones who are not greedy. --- That's why I am now dollar-cost averaging into gold; BTC is too tormenting. --- Watching others make their first pot of gold every day, while I am losing money myself... this feeling... --- Ultimately, it's still a lack of skills, and even more so a lack of the right mindset. Blaming the market is useless. --- Leverage is the devil; I am a veteran.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-06 06:58

Ninety percent of losses are caused by individuals, and this data is indeed shocking. But to be honest, those who lose are usually the ones lacking self-control and insisting on leveraging.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-06 06:55

Nine out of ten people come in but can't get out, but I am that one... Just bragging, actually I'm pretty miserable too haha

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-06 06:55

Nine out of ten go bankrupt after entering, this statement is truly ruthless... I am the one who was squeezed dry by leverage.

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RatioHunter

· 01-06 06:55

Nine out of ten people come in but can't leave, and that's true. I've seen too many people go all-in and then disappear; greed really can kill.