After the year-end data statistics are released, it truly makes people feel the cruelty of the market. After comparing the data, it becomes clear— the vast majority of participants' returns have not outperformed USDT investment.
This underlying issue is worth pondering: Is it due to poor trading strategies, bad market timing, or psychological management problems? The performance of nine out of ten users remains below stable returns. What does this indicate? Perhaps most people are still struggling with chasing highs and selling lows, or haven't found a suitable asset allocation plan.
In comparison, even simple USDT investment can outperform most people's self-directed trading returns, which is quite ironic. Maybe it's time to reflect: Is active trading really suitable for everyone?
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GasGrillMaster
· 4h ago
Wow... USDT wins effortlessly while we work hard to manage the market, it's a bit ironic.
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SmartContractWorker
· 4h ago
Oh no, that really hits home. My profit sheet is also heartbreaking.
Can you win just by lying down while I actively trade? Haha.
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AirdropHarvester
· 4h ago
Haha, I knew it. Those who sit back and earn USDT through passive investment are all winners. 99% of active traders are just giving trading fees to the exchange.
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OnchainSniper
· 4h ago
Ha, this data really hits hard. I'll just say it, most people are not actually trading, they're just gambling.
Winning by lying down and earning USDT interest—what does that indicate? It shows that there are actually not many people in our circle who truly know how to trade.
Instead of obsessing over the order book every day, it's better to recognize your own capabilities. This is the most heartbreaking truth.
After the year-end data statistics are released, it truly makes people feel the cruelty of the market. After comparing the data, it becomes clear— the vast majority of participants' returns have not outperformed USDT investment.
This underlying issue is worth pondering: Is it due to poor trading strategies, bad market timing, or psychological management problems? The performance of nine out of ten users remains below stable returns. What does this indicate? Perhaps most people are still struggling with chasing highs and selling lows, or haven't found a suitable asset allocation plan.
In comparison, even simple USDT investment can outperform most people's self-directed trading returns, which is quite ironic. Maybe it's time to reflect: Is active trading really suitable for everyone?