Just saw a screenshot from a fan, one person was bashing me in various groups on Friday saying, "Holding onto eagle trading is like using colored pens, short-term trading is doomed to fail, big withdrawals are satisfying"; then on Sunday, after seeing me make 10 million from 500,000 in 50 hours, they were so anxious they could bite their teeth off, and their tone changed again, "Short-term trading can't sustain many people, look at how many short-term traders are still alive in the market, holding onto eagle trading will eventually lead to losses, just wait and see."

Many people open their mouths like this, engaging in illogical argumentation. In fact, I’ve come to understand now that such people have pure black hearts; they just can't stand to see others doing well. It's tough to lose money, but it's even more infuriating to see others making money 😄.

Either they’ve lost everything and are too afraid to trade again, or they’re on the path to losing everything, unable to bear seeing others profit, and they get so annoyed when others make money that their teeth itch.

I find it both infuriating and amusing. So, it turns out that if I lose money, it's wrong, and if I make money, that's also wrong? Losing is a negative case, while making money is just luck that won't last long.

Well, sorry, but in the past two years, I've turned a small amount of real capital into tens of millions four times, and just in these eight months this year, I've done it twice. I did it based solely on my own trading ideas, creating results along the way. Right now, my assets are not limited to fixed assets like houses and cars; I have three private bank accounts, and I still have 15 million in the market, which isn't too little, right? This is my trading path, and I have also maintained long-term profitability through such trading.

At this point, someone must come to argue, "Short-term traders die quickly, those who make money in the end are all long-term traders," which is also a funny survivor bias. In reality, from 2021 until now, those who have been loudly proclaiming to trade long-term have already not survived in this market. If all your friends who trade long-term are still alive, congratulations, your circle is either in the mining industry or among crypto business insiders; I haven't seen many ordinary people from 2021 until now who have made significant profits long-term.

If you are an ordinary person holding Bitcoin long-term, let's say you entered the market in the first half of 2021 when the sentiment was at its best, with the Bitcoin price at 40,000; now it's 120,000, and you still haven't sold your Bitcoin! You've made a full 300%!!!!

Congratulations! Your 20,000 has turned into 60,000 over 5 years! That's just amazing!!

Isn't this funny? For someone like me who wants to change their destiny, doing this is less beneficial than starting a business, buying some equipment, and setting up a stall to try my luck in the future to grow strong.

In 2021, I was also a small retail trader, joined countless retail trader groups, had special cryptocurrency friends, and even had a university professor asking me with 28,000 about selling a house to buy Bitcoin for long-term holding. In the end, I haven't seen anyone among them making big money and happily hugging money to sleep every day.

On the contrary, these long-term believers have not appeared in your sight anymore. Let a low-educated ordinary person like me, who trades short-term, make 10 million in profits with just a small amount over three days.

Have you ever thought about a question? Can your long-term strategy still make you rich? Are you here to dig for gold, or are you here for value investing? You better think things through. If you are here to dig for gold, you must accept volatility, which means your risk assessment level should be top-notch.

Long-term and short-term trading both lead to a path toward making millions, and both paths are equally tortuous. Do you think long-term trading means you won't lose money? Look at those who bought spot in 2021 and then saw the FTX collapse in 2022, when Bitcoin dropped 70% in 5 months; where would you choose to sell? Your 60,000 in spot won't be freed for two years. Regardless of long-term or short-term, there will be corresponding profit pain points and difficulties; arguing about who is right or wrong requires a certain amount of capital to judge.

When your capital flow starts to affect market trends, you should build positions and close them in batches, which is the right approach. Setting aside positions worth over 100 million, if you only have tens of thousands, and you come to make long-term value investments, I can only say you understand financial management, congratulations, the annualized return here is definitely higher than the bank, just manage your finances honestly, and don’t be jealous when you see others getting rich.

When trading, keep your mind clear. Don’t get caught up in any illogical arguments. Just because others are bad at it, doesn't mean you have to be bad at it too.

Children should have heard the story of the little horse crossing the river. If you ask a squirrel or an elephant how deep the water is, you’ll get different answers. If you ask someone who wants to see you fall, they will definitely say that the river will drown you.

You will know the depth of the water after a few months of doing it yourself. 😊

Lastly, let me tell you one thing: all this long-term, short-term talk is completely irrelevant. Not trading at all and instead spending on ads, group fees, and rebates is the most stable way to never lose money.