2025-12-26 10:00:13

#现实资产代币化规模不断扩大 When it comes to trading, fans often ask me about my success rate. To be honest, I don't place many orders, but every single one is executed very carefully.

There's no need to chase the quantity of trades; the key is quality.

If you only want to trade for the sake of trading, you could easily make dozens of trades a day. But you wouldn't really make any money that way. If you truly want to profit, you need patience. Wait for that moment when you can make a quick profit, like low buy and high sell points on coins such as $PIPPIN, $ZBT, $LIGHT, and others—this kind of patience and waiting is how it's achieved.

Instead of frequently entering and exiting, it's better to spend time building a more robust trading system.

PIPPIN-11,84%

ZBT-17,57%

LIGHT-37,46%

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GateUser-beba108d

· 8h ago

Waiting patiently for a confirmed order is far more reliable than blindly making dozens of moves in a day.

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BlockchainGriller

· 8h ago

Quality > Quantity, this logic makes sense. I would rather earn one or two good deals in a month than mess around every day.

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RamenStacker

· 8h ago

Quality > Quantity, this principle is simple but really hard for some to achieve. --- Waiting for the right opportunity is much more comfortable than chasing after one; it's a test of mindset. --- The hardest part is when you're in ambush, but it's often these people who make money. --- Frequent trading is truly a suicidal act; I've seen too many people like this. --- A solid system is well explained, but unfortunately most people simply can't sit still. --- A few dozen trades a day? That must be exhausting, better to get a good sleep. --- Waiting for the right buy low, sell high points is necessary; there's no rush. --- It sounds simple, but very few people actually follow through with it. --- I just ask, how many people can stick to only a few trades? --- This theory has been heard countless times, but truly making money depends on execution.

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ser_ngmi

· 8h ago

Less is more, there's no denying that. The key is to find the right rhythm. --- Frequent trading is like suicidal trading; waiting for the right opportunity is more important than anything. --- Patience is something most people simply can't wait for. --- Quality > Quantity, this is always the logic, but unfortunately 99% of people do the opposite. --- Doing dozens of trades a day sounds exciting, but in reality, you're just losing money. --- Basically, it's gambling psychology at play—you can't help but act impulsively. --- This is the true trading philosophy, not some profound theory. --- Those who trade every day are cannon fodder; only a few can quietly make money. --- Building a system is much more reliable than chasing hot trends, but unfortunately, no one wants to slow down.

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