This morning, I stumbled upon a post by an old master, Dragon King, that said: 'No predictions, only follow.' I felt it was very enlightening, so I wanted to share:

Originally, I often searched for how masters predict the market? I would also ask friends what they think?

Whether relying on empirical judgment or sensing market sentiment, there's nothing wrong with that.

The problem often lies in being overly certain and fixated on a particular narrative, such as firmly believing BTC will pull back to 72,000, SOL to 120, ETH to 1,700, going all-in on a big bet, or being pessimistic and fearful, remaining in fear, missing out on market reversals, and suffering losses.

It's as if you can see the future, and there's nothing wrong with having that future, but if you only believe in this one script, you lose out on other possibilities.

It feels like predicting the future is akin to the wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics; the market is a consensus shaped by multiple consciousnesses, encompassing countless script storylines. Observing future forms with a binary perspective of rises and falls, believing deeply in your expectations, will inevitably lead to a certain kind of collapse. When you don’t blindly believe in any future predictions and just follow the trades in the present, you unlock quantum leaps in different storylines.

My understanding:

"Prediction Credibility Formula = (Predictor's Expertise × Predictor's Openness) ÷ Spacetime Curvature²"

Predictor's Expertise Dimension: The purity of the predictor's consciousness determines the fidelity of the information.

Predictor's Openness Coefficient: The degree of the predictor's fixation on outcomes creates observer interference.

Spacetime Curvature: The influence of collective consciousness tidal forces on the future.

Returning to the guiding significance of trading:

Focus is key. That story of buying and not caring about sky-high increases is someone else's fate, not my script.

To profit from trends, I choose a script derived from a comprehensive analysis of predictions and emotional factors, setting time and amount values, buying to verify decisions, and running if things don't feel right.

Fast money trading, opening contracts, and chasing memes are basically gambling and unrelated to predictions. You need to double down on focus, observe K-lines, and adjust the time and frequency of emotions to a smaller scale, adjusting directions more quickly, presetting bearable stakes, it’s fine to play a bit, but don’t go all-in, don’t gamble your life away.

Regarding other matters, occasionally calculating fate is fine, but don’t be fixated on any predictive script. Think more about whether I like this future script or not; if I like it, enjoy life; if I don’t, strive to change it.

It’s a bit brain-twisting, but let’s consider it as literary nonsense~ Wishing everyone success in bottom fishing/increasing positions.