I have been navigating the world of digital asset investment for over ten years. To be honest, the turning point came six years ago when I met a senior who pointed me in the right direction. Although I haven't achieved financial freedom yet, I can at least now maintain stable profits, outperforming most retail investors.
Over the years, I have come to realize one thing: without a trading system, it's like sailing in the ocean without a lighthouse. Sometimes luck allows you to make money, but bad luck results in losses. Trying to develop a complete trading system on your own? That’s as difficult as charting a new course.
Only after finding a system did I understand that the real challenge isn't technical analysis, but human nature. You need to let go of greed, control fear, and make decisions as calmly as a helmsman—never be driven by emotions, and strictly follow your established plan.
There's an interesting phenomenon— in markets like futures, stocks, and cryptocurrencies, retail traders often have more accurate judgments of market trends than professionals. But why do only a few experts make money? That’s the key question.
The outcome of your gains or losses is never determined solely by technical analysis. Technicals are just surface-level; the core factor is whether you have a reliable trading strategy, combined with enough execution power. Tactics always serve strategy, and this principle applies equally in investing.
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orphaned_block
· 19h ago
You're right, human nature is the real bottleneck. I only realized this after being repeatedly beaten by my emotions.
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airdrop_huntress
· 19h ago
It's easy to talk about it nicely, but the key is actually having execution power. 99% of people fail at the emotional hurdle.
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RebaseVictim
· 19h ago
That's right, the hardest part is execution. I also took many detours before realizing this.
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WhaleWatcher
· 19h ago
That's right, these are the heartfelt words of a ten-year veteran, I believe them. The key point is that—human nature is the greatest enemy, technical analysis is just that.
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PumpingCroissant
· 19h ago
There's nothing wrong with that, but execution is really difficult; knowing and doing are worlds apart.
I have been navigating the world of digital asset investment for over ten years. To be honest, the turning point came six years ago when I met a senior who pointed me in the right direction. Although I haven't achieved financial freedom yet, I can at least now maintain stable profits, outperforming most retail investors.
Over the years, I have come to realize one thing: without a trading system, it's like sailing in the ocean without a lighthouse. Sometimes luck allows you to make money, but bad luck results in losses. Trying to develop a complete trading system on your own? That’s as difficult as charting a new course.
Only after finding a system did I understand that the real challenge isn't technical analysis, but human nature. You need to let go of greed, control fear, and make decisions as calmly as a helmsman—never be driven by emotions, and strictly follow your established plan.
There's an interesting phenomenon— in markets like futures, stocks, and cryptocurrencies, retail traders often have more accurate judgments of market trends than professionals. But why do only a few experts make money? That’s the key question.
The outcome of your gains or losses is never determined solely by technical analysis. Technicals are just surface-level; the core factor is whether you have a reliable trading strategy, combined with enough execution power. Tactics always serve strategy, and this principle applies equally in investing.