In half a month, the account has grown by 75,000 U. To be honest, even I find this result hard to believe.
How can I describe that feeling? It’s more exhilarating than winning the lottery.
Many people assume that I am monitoring the market every day, constantly sliding my finger. But that’s not the case at all. I don’t place many trades, but each one is executed at the most critical points. Precise, decisive, without hesitation.
Why do most people fail to make money in this market?
Understanding the trend isn’t really difficult. What’s hard? It’s hard to hold onto profits. When the market pulls back, people panic. After a few upward waves, they rush to sell. In the end, they only make a few hundred dollars and then exit, missing out on the real big moves.
The core reasons I got this right this time are twofold:
First, I found the optimal entry point. Second, I maintained a steady mindset and held on tightly.
It sounds simple, but very few people can actually do it.
I didn’t chase any hot topics, nor did I rely on insider information. It was entirely based on observing three phenomena:
**Where the main force is building positions** **Whether trading volume shows abnormal movements** **Whether key support levels are broken**
Only when these three signals appear simultaneously do I truly enter the market. The timing of entry is near the bottom.
There were also two false breakouts during this period, which shook out a large number of retail investors. But I stayed calm because I knew it was just the main force collecting shares.
Holding positions over the past half month has also been a test of mental resilience. During fluctuations, unrealized losses sometimes made me consider reducing my position. But then I thought, as long as the overall direction hasn’t changed, these short-term fluctuations are just noise. There’s no need to change my strategy because of the noise.
Once the market confirms the direction, profits grow like a rolling snowball. Every day, I can see my account fluctuate, and the growth rate is so fast it’s almost unbelievable—like dreaming and smiling foolishly.
There’s no need to stick to a fixed trading method. The market changes every day. Copying blindly doesn’t work; the real key is to grasp the rhythm and follow the right direction.
If you’re still exploring and unsure how to operate, observe the market more and find your own rhythm.
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PessimisticOracle
· 4h ago
75,000 USDT in half a month? To be honest, that sounds ridiculous.
Wait, those three signals this guy mentioned... I feel like I can figure them out too, so why am I still losing?
Staying calm and holding steady is easy to say but hard to do. Every time I see a floating profit, I get itchy.
Not chasing hot topics or relying on insider information, but I still feel like I'm missing something.
Is this the legendary "finding the rhythm"? Why does it seem like the market plays me every day?
Main force accumulation, fake breakouts... It sounds like your understanding of the market is indeed different. Impressive.
More exciting than winning the lottery? I made even faster profits the last time I won the lottery.
So, the core is to have that kind of resolve, but I admit I can't do that.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 4h ago
It's easy to say but hard to do, the most feared thing is not being able to hold onto this momentum.
Wait, 75,000 U in half a month? You need to have a really strong mindset for that.
Really? Or are you just trying to cut me, a typical rookie?
I've also tried to hold on, but I get scared and sell when it dips.
I remember this noise analogy; next time I’ll hold on a bit longer.
It sounds like armchair strategizing—how did you know at the time that it was the main force accumulating?
A bit boastful, but you really hit the nail on the head.
Holding onto profits is truly hellish; I always sell early.
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0xInsomnia
· 4h ago
Gained 75,000 in half a month, sounds really satisfying, but I still have some doubts whether this is just survivor bias.
It's easy to say, but the truth is very few people can hold on. I'm one of those who want to run as soon as it rises.
It's mainly about mindset. Most people fail right here.
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nft_widow
· 4h ago
Hmm... sounds like a story, but I trust the part about floating losses more.
Not being able to hold is really a common problem in the entire market, I agree with that.
I'm speechless, it's the same old theory of main force building positions, does no one lose money?
750,000 in half a month? Wake up, that's not realistic.
I believe in maintaining a steady mindset, but this return rate... is a bit questionable.
Nice words, but it's nothing more than good luck hitting the right entry points.
In half a month, the account has grown by 75,000 U. To be honest, even I find this result hard to believe.
How can I describe that feeling? It’s more exhilarating than winning the lottery.
Many people assume that I am monitoring the market every day, constantly sliding my finger. But that’s not the case at all. I don’t place many trades, but each one is executed at the most critical points. Precise, decisive, without hesitation.
Why do most people fail to make money in this market?
Understanding the trend isn’t really difficult. What’s hard? It’s hard to hold onto profits. When the market pulls back, people panic. After a few upward waves, they rush to sell. In the end, they only make a few hundred dollars and then exit, missing out on the real big moves.
The core reasons I got this right this time are twofold:
First, I found the optimal entry point.
Second, I maintained a steady mindset and held on tightly.
It sounds simple, but very few people can actually do it.
I didn’t chase any hot topics, nor did I rely on insider information. It was entirely based on observing three phenomena:
**Where the main force is building positions**
**Whether trading volume shows abnormal movements**
**Whether key support levels are broken**
Only when these three signals appear simultaneously do I truly enter the market. The timing of entry is near the bottom.
There were also two false breakouts during this period, which shook out a large number of retail investors. But I stayed calm because I knew it was just the main force collecting shares.
Holding positions over the past half month has also been a test of mental resilience. During fluctuations, unrealized losses sometimes made me consider reducing my position. But then I thought, as long as the overall direction hasn’t changed, these short-term fluctuations are just noise. There’s no need to change my strategy because of the noise.
Once the market confirms the direction, profits grow like a rolling snowball. Every day, I can see my account fluctuate, and the growth rate is so fast it’s almost unbelievable—like dreaming and smiling foolishly.
There’s no need to stick to a fixed trading method. The market changes every day. Copying blindly doesn’t work; the real key is to grasp the rhythm and follow the right direction.
If you’re still exploring and unsure how to operate, observe the market more and find your own rhythm.