2026-01-19 12:56:42

What is the most common mistake in crypto trading? Most people's chips are exhausted in pointless oscillation markets.

Every time there's a small rise or fall, they want to participate, chasing highs and selling lows every day, only to find they have no bullets left when a real big trend arrives. Instead of frequent operations, it's better to learn to hold steady—sometimes deliberately slowing down and calming oneself is the best strategy.

What do successful traders make money from? Making money from cycles, making money from trends. It's not something you can earn by scalp trading back and forth every day. True big gains often come from one or two critical moments: recognizing the potential of a certain coin, entering heavily at the right time, and then just riding a wave of trend. This is where the real gold in trading lies.

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GasGasGasBro

· 3h ago

That's right, I was cut like that before, constantly watching the market and chasing highs and lows, only to find that I had nothing left in the end.

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GetRichLeek

· 4h ago

Damn, isn't this talking about me... The day before yesterday, I wiped out the market maker again during the fluctuation. Now that Bitcoin is rising, there's no more chips left. I'm so regretful that my intestines are turning green.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 4h ago

Exactly right, I am that fool who constantly chases gains and sells off, exhausting all my bullets. Now I understand, compared to frequent trading, it's really better to learn to stay idle.

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