2025-12-25 12:50:26

The market is fluctuating repeatedly, but those who truly make money are never panicking.

Do you know? The problem for many traders is actually very simple—always trying to predict the next move, only to be swept around by the market. Watching others make profits while you frequently cut losses, and finally blaming the market for unfairness.

Instead of staring at K-line charts all day guessing ups and downs, it's better to find trading opportunities you truly understand. Are the sell signals obvious? Are the accumulation signs clear? Can you interpret these? If yes, then take action. If not, then wait.

Range-bound markets actually test your mindset and strategy. Those who consistently profit never aim to win every trade but stick to high-probability setups. In the long run, this discipline is often more valuable than flexibility.

Rather than getting tangled up here, ask yourself first: Is your trading system clear? Is your risk control in place? Once you understand these, you'll be able to seize the next opportunity when it comes.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 4h ago

That's true, but most people still can't change their habit of chasing gains and selling losses.

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MercilessHalal

· 5h ago

That's right, it's a mindset issue. Most people don't have their own system at all. --- I just want to ask, how many of you can really understand the chips? Stop bragging. --- Discipline > Flexibility. That hit hard. I used to get wiped out because of "flexibility." --- People who make money indeed don't look at candlestick charts; they look at their account balance haha. --- If you don't have a clear system, how dare you act? No wonder you're part of the small team cutting losses. --- Wait, are you really waiting or pretending to wait? I see many people can't hold on. --- Recognizing your own capabilities is so crucial. Unfortunately, what most realize is only after paying tuition fees.

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GasFeeGazer

· 5h ago

That's right, but many people really don't understand what they're doing, guessing and operating blindly every day. I've seen too many people shouting about bottom-fishing and top-selling every day, but end up with negative returns all year round. The key is to have a set of strategies you can actually execute; otherwise, no matter how much theory you have, it's useless. This round of volatility truly tests human nature; most people can't even reach the point of profitability. It sounds simple, but very few people can truly stick to high-probability trades. Whether the system is clear or not can be seen at a glance, and whether you'll cut losses or not is obvious.

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