Brothers who want to delete the app from their account, don't rush to leave.
Last month, a guy found me, and there were only 800 dollars left in his account. He was about to run out of rent. I clearly remember his exact words at that time: "This is the last shot; if it doesn't work, I'll roll back to my hometown and work on the construction site."
I didn't make big promises to him, just stated three strict rules: split the 800 yuan into four parts, with a maximum of 200 for a single bet, definitely don't go all in; only do two trades a day, shut down after finishing, don't stare at the market; cut the position if it loses 30 dollars immediately, absolutely don't hold on stubbornly.
What happened later? In the first week, he only made 8 trades and earned 200; in the second week, he caught the short on LSK and his account shot up to 5000; yesterday he sent me a screenshot, and his account has already reached 23,000.
This is not a mythological story; it is about a person who has been repeatedly slapped in the face by the market and finally understands what it means to respect the rules.
I never engage in that kind of shouting and all-in betting. My own trading account is exposed every day - I made 186% on the ZEC long position, and the LSK short position multiplied over 4 times, but the UNI position really did incur a loss of 56%. Both the profits and losses are laid out openly, without hiding anything.
In this circle, what really allows one to turn things around is never some divine prediction, but rather three things: the ruthless determination to cut losses when in the red; the composure to let profits soar when in the green; and the resilience to review daily.
Recently, I've set my sights on several targets with the characteristics of "small market cap + strong control" and I'm preparing to charge again with reliable brothers. But I must say upfront: I only want people who can strictly cut losses and are not impulsive.
If you are fed up with being harvested by the market makers and being slapped in the face by the market fluctuations, you can pay attention to my subsequent layout sharing. But if you are still dreaming of a comeback overnight, thinking about going all in on a gamble, you can leave now - this circle earns money through understanding and discipline, not luck.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 11-30 14:34
Turning 800 dollars into 23,000 is all about discipline, not luck. This statement is spot on.
Really, stop loss is much harder than making money; most people fail here.
Those who go all in are usually looking for a quick turnaround, but they end up getting schooled by the market.
Rules seem simple, but it takes real determination to follow through.
I agree that awareness and discipline are greater than luck, but the difficulty of execution is indeed significant.
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GasFeeCry
· 11-30 06:28
In simple terms, it's discipline, nothing else. I only understood this after I was beaten down to the point of losing my temper.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-27 15:52
To be honest, I have heard this set of excuses too many times...
However, that story about turning 800 dollars into 23k indeed has some substance; the key is still not going all in, too many people die in all in.
Wait, how is that guy you mentioned doing now, hasn't he been reverse trapped later on...
Stop loss is really harsh; I once lost 56% on UNI and still dared to show, how long do you have to train that mindset.
This set of discipline theory is quite good, but every time I listen to it, I still can't help but take a few more looks at the Candlestick...
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 11-27 15:51
800 to 23,000, the key is still that 30 dollars that you cut loss with... many people die on not being willing to cut loss.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11-27 15:50
Stop loss is really the hardest, making money is actually simple.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 11-27 15:45
To be honest, I've heard this logic too many times, but very few can actually execute it.
It's really hard to pull the stop loss, especially when the account is so deep in the red that you can't see it.
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RatioHunter
· 11-27 15:26
It sounds harsh, but this "small market capitalization + strong control of the market trend" sounds a bit familiar, are they here to play people for suckers again?
Brothers who want to delete the app from their account, don't rush to leave.
Last month, a guy found me, and there were only 800 dollars left in his account. He was about to run out of rent. I clearly remember his exact words at that time: "This is the last shot; if it doesn't work, I'll roll back to my hometown and work on the construction site."
I didn't make big promises to him, just stated three strict rules: split the 800 yuan into four parts, with a maximum of 200 for a single bet, definitely don't go all in; only do two trades a day, shut down after finishing, don't stare at the market; cut the position if it loses 30 dollars immediately, absolutely don't hold on stubbornly.
What happened later? In the first week, he only made 8 trades and earned 200; in the second week, he caught the short on LSK and his account shot up to 5000; yesterday he sent me a screenshot, and his account has already reached 23,000.
This is not a mythological story; it is about a person who has been repeatedly slapped in the face by the market and finally understands what it means to respect the rules.
I never engage in that kind of shouting and all-in betting. My own trading account is exposed every day - I made 186% on the ZEC long position, and the LSK short position multiplied over 4 times, but the UNI position really did incur a loss of 56%. Both the profits and losses are laid out openly, without hiding anything.
In this circle, what really allows one to turn things around is never some divine prediction, but rather three things: the ruthless determination to cut losses when in the red; the composure to let profits soar when in the green; and the resilience to review daily.
Recently, I've set my sights on several targets with the characteristics of "small market cap + strong control" and I'm preparing to charge again with reliable brothers. But I must say upfront: I only want people who can strictly cut losses and are not impulsive.
If you are fed up with being harvested by the market makers and being slapped in the face by the market fluctuations, you can pay attention to my subsequent layout sharing. But if you are still dreaming of a comeback overnight, thinking about going all in on a gamble, you can leave now - this circle earns money through understanding and discipline, not luck.