Very true!
Just like the real world, when there's prey, there's predators
PP潘妮_
--
Some are hunters, while others are just sheep
"The Fundamental Gap Between People in the Crypto World"
Do you think everyone loses money because they don't understand technical analysis, can't read the fundamentals, or don't know the news?
No, most people lose money because they rush in when they shouldn't, hesitate when they should, and when the market just starts to gain momentum, they say it's too high. When everyone else gets on board, they are afraid of getting stuck, and during corrections, they panic and cut losses. When it's time to go all-in, they are already too hurt to act.
Every decision they make is almost always against the direction of the market.
Courage, timing, and judgment are all mismatched. At the moments they should be decisive, they are instead paralyzed by fear, while at times they should stay away, they rush in out of FOMO. This isn't a technical issue; it's a misalignment of perception and a collapse of execution.
Ultimately, the fate of most people in the crypto world is not losing to the market but losing to their own greedy and timid hearts that waver left and right.
Some people are just born to thrive in this market; you cannot imitate their decisiveness because that is an innate aura, and you cannot learn the courage to go all-in because you have never truly believed in yourself.
It's not that you aren't smart enough; it's that you lack the innate 'ruthlessness' and 'stability'. This cannot be taught from books; it's a deep-seated sense of the world.
This isn't a difference in knowledge or experience; it's a difference in innate temperament. The crypto world has never been a place of idealism; it is very primitive and raw. It speaks of courage and even a kind of instinctual sense of smell and aggression.
"The Fundamental Gap Between People in the Crypto World"
Do you think everyone loses money because they don't understand technical analysis, can't read the fundamentals, or don't know the news?
No, most people lose money because they rush in when they shouldn't, hesitate when they should, and when the market just starts to gain momentum, they say it's too high. When everyone else gets on board, they are afraid of getting stuck, and during corrections, they panic and cut losses. When it's time to go all-in, they are already too hurt to act.
Every decision they make is almost always against the direction of the market.
Courage, timing, and judgment are all mismatched. At the moments they should be decisive, they are instead paralyzed by fear, while at times they should stay away, they rush in out of FOMO. This isn't a technical issue; it's a misalignment of perception and a collapse of execution.
Ultimately, the fate of most people in the crypto world is not losing to the market but losing to their own greedy and timid hearts that waver left and right.
Some people are just born to thrive in this market; you cannot imitate their decisiveness because that is an innate aura, and you cannot learn the courage to go all-in because you have never truly believed in yourself.
It's not that you aren't smart enough; it's that you lack the innate 'ruthlessness' and 'stability'. This cannot be taught from books; it's a deep-seated sense of the world.
This isn't a difference in knowledge or experience; it's a difference in innate temperament. The crypto world has never been a place of idealism; it is very primitive and raw. It speaks of courage and even a kind of instinctual sense of smell and aggression.
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
0
0