A bunch of screenshots of trades shared on Moments, and there are more and more signals. But very few can consistently maintain an 80% win rate.
This is not a number guessed by luck. Behind it are repeated reviews, countless nights of system iterations, and continuous rule refinement. What does an 80% win rate really mean? Simply put: if you make 10 trades following the system, even if you set stop-losses on 2 of them, the remaining 8 are likely to end in profit.
This is called a probability advantage. In the crypto market, luck might let you make a profit once, but a systematic methodology is what allows you to profit continuously. Many people always want to gamble on the "what if" — what if the coin price suddenly rises? What if policies suddenly turn favorable? Instead of pondering these uncertainties, it’s better to approach from a mathematical and rule-based perspective, using a trading system to turn making money into a repeatable high-probability event.
Mainstream coins like BTC and ETH follow certain market laws behind their movements. The Federal Reserve’s repurchase agreement plans, the long-term trends of the US stock market — these macro factors also indirectly influence the liquidity of the crypto market. Incorporating these variables into your decision-making framework is the true professional approach.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12h ago
That's a good point, but an 80% win rate sounds easy. I haven't really seen many people stick with it in the long run.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 15h ago
80% win rate? Honestly, most people can't achieve it, and I haven't either.
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A systematic methodology sounds great, but the most fragile part during actual execution is the mindset.
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The group shouting signals should have been banned long ago. Who would believe in daily screenshots showing win rates?
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Winning once by luck and making consistent profits are not the same thing. That's correct.
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Macroeconomic factors do have an impact, but how do you quantify those variables? It still comes down to intuition.
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I think, compared to an 80% win rate, controlling your mindset and risk is the real core.
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Everyone's system is different, right? Copying others' methods usually results in losses.
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Stop-loss is the hardest part; most people blow up here.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 15h ago
That's correct, but how many actually implement it?
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P2ENotWorking
· 15h ago
That's right, but do the 80% win rate people really exist? Why do I only see losses?
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On-ChainDiver
· 15h ago
80% can't stick with it, but I believe the system is more reliable than gambling on luck
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HappyToBeDumped
· 15h ago
That's true, but is an 80% win rate really that sustainable? I think most are just a flash in the pan.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 15h ago
An 80% win rate sounds impressive, but I've seen too many people claim they have an 80% success rate only to end up losing everything in the end.
Honestly, which small retail investors dare to say they have a system? They're all armchair strategists after the fact.
A bunch of screenshots of trades shared on Moments, and there are more and more signals. But very few can consistently maintain an 80% win rate.
This is not a number guessed by luck. Behind it are repeated reviews, countless nights of system iterations, and continuous rule refinement. What does an 80% win rate really mean? Simply put: if you make 10 trades following the system, even if you set stop-losses on 2 of them, the remaining 8 are likely to end in profit.
This is called a probability advantage. In the crypto market, luck might let you make a profit once, but a systematic methodology is what allows you to profit continuously. Many people always want to gamble on the "what if" — what if the coin price suddenly rises? What if policies suddenly turn favorable? Instead of pondering these uncertainties, it’s better to approach from a mathematical and rule-based perspective, using a trading system to turn making money into a repeatable high-probability event.
Mainstream coins like BTC and ETH follow certain market laws behind their movements. The Federal Reserve’s repurchase agreement plans, the long-term trends of the US stock market — these macro factors also indirectly influence the liquidity of the crypto market. Incorporating these variables into your decision-making framework is the true professional approach.