In the world of cryptocurrency, is it all about luck and reckless speculation, or is it about solid technical skills?

Let me share a real case that will make it clear — last year, a brother of mine studied candlestick patterns until three in the morning, and then got wiped out by a meme posted by Musk in the middle of the night. It sounds like a joke, but it precisely illustrates the magic of the crypto world: no matter how well you understand the technology, you can't withstand a black swan event; if you don't have any real skills, you won't even get close to the black swan.

In fact, trading is completely different from delivering food.

When delivering food, the more deliveries you make, the more money you earn; but in trading cryptocurrencies? There are people who have stared at their screens for three years, memorizing indicators like MACD and RSI, and yet they still can't keep up with the Shiba Inu coin that the neighbor, Old Wang, bought with his eyes closed.

But this doesn't mean that technical skills are useless; it's just that most people haven't practiced to the level where talent matters. It's like learning to swim; if you haven't even learned to breathe, how can you think about crossing the Yangtze River? In the end, you will just get knocked out by the waves.

Those who have truly survived in the crypto world understand three truths:

First, learn to lie in wait like a sniper; you might not take a shot for half a month, but when you do, it needs to be deadly;

Second, acknowledge that the market is always smarter than you; setting a stop-loss is like buckling your seatbelt; no matter how thrilling the ride, you need to ensure your safety;

Third, wrestle with your own greed; when others FOMO (fear of missing out), you must have the courage to run away, and when the market is in panic, you must have the courage to pick up the chips.

These may sound simple, but how many people know they should set a stop-loss yet can’t control their hands from opening leverage to increase their position? This is why trading is said to be counterintuitive — we are always in a battle with ourselves.

Ultimately, luck is like a spring breeze in a bull market, gently lifting you up, but technical skills are the life jacket in a bear market.

I have seen too many people earn money through luck, only to eventually return it with interest due to their lack of skills. The fairest aspect of the crypto world is that it ultimately punishes all those who gamble on luck and rewards those who are truly willing to fight hard.

As the saying goes, bulls have their strategies, and bears have their ways of playing.

Neither will lead their followers to a margin call or blindly open positions.

It's all about seeking victory through steadiness; for those who want to profit, keep up!

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