A friend once experienced the despair of having only $1,200 left in his account. During that time, he frequently doubted himself until he realized the root of the problem — the rhythm was completely out of sync.
He began to make changes. Not jumping into the start of the trend, not stubbornly holding onto losing positions, not chasing high prices to buy. These three ironclad rules, along with a re-adjustment of his mindset.
Two months later, his account grew from $1,200 to $58,000. He said it was the first time this year he saw his capital curve stabilize and rise steadily, and his hands were trembling.
This is not luck. I, along with more than 20 friends, recently reviewed several key market cycles this year. Some multiplied their holdings sevenfold, while others went from $500 to $9,000. They all share a common trait: never trading in a muddled, aimless state. They entered with clear logical support and exited with solid reasons. It’s this discipline that ultimately determines who can survive longer.
In the crypto world, turning things around depends on rhythm. Missing multiple cycles is not as good as sticking to the right rhythm once. Many people feel they always pick the wrong entry point, but perhaps it’s time to stop and re-examine your trading logic and mindset. The next opportunity for layout is right in front of you, but only those with a clear rhythm can go far.
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PositionPhobia
· 13h ago
Really, not everyone can live to see the next cycle.
Don't always think about doubling your investment; focus on surviving first.
Timing is more valuable than luck.
That's why most people lose money—they get overwhelmed.
I've also seen accounts go to zero and then recover, all because they learned patience.
Trading is trading, not gambling. Never confuse the two.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 13h ago
This is the real truth of the crypto world, not relying on luck to turn things around.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 13h ago
That's really hitting home; that's exactly how it is. Without discipline, everything is pointless.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 13h ago
At the end of the day, it's all about discipline. Without discipline, it's just gambling.
Don't just listen to the stories; the key is whether you can stick to it and not chase highs... It's really hard.
Getting the rhythm right makes a lot of money; getting it wrong makes you the bag holder.
What I fear most is placing orders blindly; at that time, losing money is inevitable.
The three ironclad rules seem simple, but very few people can truly follow them.
From 1200 to 58,000, this increase is tempting... but can it be replicated?
Instead of chasing stories about 7x returns, it's better to first clarify your own rhythm.
The biggest test in the crypto world is human nature, not technology.
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POAPlectionist
· 13h ago
That kind of "knowing but not saying," wait until I stabilize the rhythm before talking.
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FreeRider
· 13h ago
This guy's point is really spot on, but the discipline part has indeed held back too many people.
A friend once experienced the despair of having only $1,200 left in his account. During that time, he frequently doubted himself until he realized the root of the problem — the rhythm was completely out of sync.
He began to make changes. Not jumping into the start of the trend, not stubbornly holding onto losing positions, not chasing high prices to buy. These three ironclad rules, along with a re-adjustment of his mindset.
Two months later, his account grew from $1,200 to $58,000. He said it was the first time this year he saw his capital curve stabilize and rise steadily, and his hands were trembling.
This is not luck. I, along with more than 20 friends, recently reviewed several key market cycles this year. Some multiplied their holdings sevenfold, while others went from $500 to $9,000. They all share a common trait: never trading in a muddled, aimless state. They entered with clear logical support and exited with solid reasons. It’s this discipline that ultimately determines who can survive longer.
In the crypto world, turning things around depends on rhythm. Missing multiple cycles is not as good as sticking to the right rhythm once. Many people feel they always pick the wrong entry point, but perhaps it’s time to stop and re-examine your trading logic and mindset. The next opportunity for layout is right in front of you, but only those with a clear rhythm can go far.