Making Money in the Crypto World: Don't Just See the Celebration, but Ignore the Truth of Being Cut
When browsing crypto communities, do you always get dazzled by screens full of doubled returns and wealth orders? Some people show off account gains of 100%, while others flaunt profits of thousands; do you also panic: is it that I am too inexperienced, or have I missed countless opportunities to get rich?
But the truth is, there are indeed people making money in the crypto world every day, but that is only "a very small number of people," not "everyone." Those who can really make money in the crypto world are not the big influencers who shout orders to cut leeks, nor the small retail investors who follow blindly, but those who understand the market rules — they know position management, won't bet the whole amount at once, and can withstand fluctuations with split positions; they have a steady mindset, don't chase hot topics and mess around, but only seize opportunities that they can understand; they also accept normal losses, never gambling their capital on the thought of "getting rich overnight."
In contrast, the reasons most people lose money are quite obvious: they only focus on others "eating meat," but never review their own "being beaten" experiences. When the market heats up, they rush in, afraid of missing the opportunity; when the market drops, they panic and cut losses, fearing greater losses. Trading relies entirely on emotions, always wanting to rely on "one trade to turn around," resulting in more and more chaotic operations, slowly losing capital to zero.
This isn't due to your lack of ability, but because you always focus on others' methods, never establishing your own trading logic. I used to be like this, anxious from others' profit screenshots, opening positions as soon as the market moved, until one extreme market situation led to a liquidation, which made me completely awake: it's not that the market has no opportunities, it's that I simply have no ability to seize the opportunities.
Now I only make "understandable trades," not greedy for short-term high returns, not betting on unknown markets, and definitely not following others' chaotic operations. In fact, the survival rule in the crypto world is very simple: you don't have to trade every day or make money every day, as long as you can "live one more day" than most people, avoiding those obvious traps, you can wait for the real good opportunities.
Want to get rid of the fate of being "cut"? First, put down your anxiety, and stop following the crowd. From now on, review every trade, understand why you made money and why you lost, and gradually establish your own judgment criteria — which trades to make and which trades to give up. Remember: following the crowd can only make you a leek, and clear self-judgment is the key to making money in the crypto world without being cut.
