I have seen too many people chasing gains and cutting losses multiple times a day, ultimately causing their accounts to fluctuate with their emotions and eventually crash. This is not the behavior of a master, but merely a short-lived signal.
The more anxious, the more chaotic; the more chaotic, the more losses—this vicious cycle traps many beginners. They think that more trades mean more profits, but what’s the result? Losing money even faster.
So how do true experts operate? They usually place only one or two trades, patiently execute their plans, and earn steadily without rushing or panicking. When the market presents an opportunity like SOL, they act decisively; when there’s no opportunity, they stay in cash. Doing one well is better than ten haphazard trades.
The crypto market has never been about speed; it’s about who can survive the longest. Control your desires, learn to wait—this is the real trading strategy. No need to seek quick gains; stay clear-headed—wait when uncertain, and dare to act when opportunities arise. That’s the survival rule.
Keep a steady mindset, endure loneliness, and profits will naturally accumulate. Avoid chasing gains and cutting losses; steady profits are the true path to long-term success.
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-12 12:55
That's right, making a dozen trades a day is just giving money to the exchange.
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Really, I used to be the same, and as a result, my account was directly爆了, now I only have two strategies—wait or stay out of the market.
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With SOL this wave, if there's an opportunity, don't hesitate; one move could be a big move.
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The more I trade, the more I lose. I deeply understand this, haha.
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Doing a single trade meticulously beats reckless trading all day long. That’s a great saying.
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Mindset really determines everything. When you're anxious, you lose the fastest.
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I've seen too many accounts crash because people just can't control their fingers.
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Waiting itself is a trading strategy, but beginners simply can't wait.
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The survival rule is correct: only by living longer can you make money. That’s the truth.
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BoredStaker
· 01-12 12:55
That's right, all my friends who are always impulsive are now obsessively watching their screens😅
I used to be like that too, but then I realized that earning in a month isn't even as good as a good deal, so now I'm mostly in a waiting state.
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pumpamentalist
· 01-12 12:49
That's right, I've seen quite a few people making over ten trades a day. Where are they now? They've long disappeared.
Really, people who can't control their hands should delete their trading apps to avoid cutting into their profits every day.
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ForkItAll
· 01-12 12:36
That's right, making a dozen trades a day is a suicidal approach, and it's deserved if your account blows up.
Really, some people just can't shake the itchy fingers.
Patience is indeed the most valuable thing, but most people simply can't wait.
For this round of SOL, I'm just holding a cash position and waiting; I won't act until I understand it clearly.
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TrustMeBro
· 01-12 12:36
Exactly right, I've seen through this scheme long ago. The group making a dozen or so trades a day is just giving the exchange transaction fees.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-12 12:31
Doing just a dozen trades a day definitely calls for reflection. The buddy I know is exactly like that, and in the end, he lost everything.
Getting itchy is deadly; I have deep experience with that. Now, being out of the market feels comfortable.
There's nothing wrong with what you said, I'm just afraid I can't do it myself.
I have seen too many people chasing gains and cutting losses multiple times a day, ultimately causing their accounts to fluctuate with their emotions and eventually crash. This is not the behavior of a master, but merely a short-lived signal.
The more anxious, the more chaotic; the more chaotic, the more losses—this vicious cycle traps many beginners. They think that more trades mean more profits, but what’s the result? Losing money even faster.
So how do true experts operate? They usually place only one or two trades, patiently execute their plans, and earn steadily without rushing or panicking. When the market presents an opportunity like SOL, they act decisively; when there’s no opportunity, they stay in cash. Doing one well is better than ten haphazard trades.
The crypto market has never been about speed; it’s about who can survive the longest. Control your desires, learn to wait—this is the real trading strategy. No need to seek quick gains; stay clear-headed—wait when uncertain, and dare to act when opportunities arise. That’s the survival rule.
Keep a steady mindset, endure loneliness, and profits will naturally accumulate. Avoid chasing gains and cutting losses; steady profits are the true path to long-term success.