Do you think trading cryptocurrencies relies on indicators, insider information, or luck? Don't be foolish.
They haven't fallen without getting back up; they have fallen and still managed to get up.
Those who have never been liquidated will always be novices.
You don't understand that kind of despair, going from a million in profit to losing it all overnight.
It clearly takes years to climb a building, but only seconds to jump down.
The principal is life; once it's cut off, no one can save you.
Why do most people end up as fodder?
Because they can't control themselves at all.
Buying a pair of shoes can involve comparing three stores, but buying coins can be done in just three seconds. Earning 1,000 feels nothing, but losing 1,000 feels like a knife cutting through the heart, leading to even greater losses, urgency, and chaos.
Frequent trading can chew up your principal just in fees.
It’s not the market that killed you; it’s you who brought your own downfall.
How do those who are really making money operate?
They have long figured out: how much to earn in this wave, at what point to cut losses, and where to take profits.
They never go all in and won't hold on stubbornly for the sake of pride.
The crypto world is not a cafeteria that serves food every day; it’s a gambling table where “three years without opening, when it opens, it eats for three years.” Missing one round doesn’t matter, but making a wrong move once could lead to immediate elimination.
I have a brother who entered the market in 2019 with 30,000 U, and three months later was down to just 4,000.
During that time, he suffered from insomnia and was advised to quit, but he managed to restart with the remaining funds.
He treated every trade as his last, didn’t chase prices, didn’t go all in, and firmly set stop losses, slowly bringing his account back to 80,000 U.
Later, when the bull market arrived, he made it to a million in one go. Looking back now, he says: “If it weren’t for that liquidation, I would never learn to control myself.”
Ultimately, what top players think about is completely different from what you do.
You hold 10,000 every day, losing sleep over fluctuations of a few hundred; while they think about arrangements worth tens of millions, and a floating loss of 1 million is just a breath of fluctuation.
If there’s a trend, hold on; if there’s no opportunity, they’d rather not touch it.
They can endure, while you cannot.
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