2026-01-09 22:23:46

Sharing trading strategies and insights regularly in the trading square is a great way to accumulate practical experience.

If your goal for entering this market is very clear—simply to make a profit—then the next question becomes: how can you achieve this goal as quickly as possible? The answer is straightforward: learn.

But the way you learn is crucial. Find someone who is truly capable and valuable to guide you; this can help you avoid many detours. How to judge this specifically? Follow them for a period, observe their trading decisions and market analysis, and see if they can really seize opportunities amid volatility. If you find them reliable, proactively communicate and seek advice. If you have doubts about their judgment, continue to filter until you find someone who can truly inspire you.

This process sounds simple, but execution is the key to differentiation—some people spend too much time choosing, while others dare to decide. The market won't wait for you to be fully prepared.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-09 22:52

Speaking of finding a mentor, the observation period really needs to be extended. Don't get blinded by just a couple of profitable trades.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-09 22:51

It's one thing to talk, but finding a reliable person isn't that easy. Many of the "big shots" I’ve seen end up being the ones who cut the leeks. No matter how strong their execution, they can't save you.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 01-09 22:47

Honestly, choosing a mentor is really frustrating. I've seen too many people observe and filter every day, only to miss several market cycles. By the time they make a decision, the market has already moved on.

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MetaMisery

· 01-09 22:44

Honestly, finding the right person can really save you a lot of detours, but I'm worried that the person you find might also be just guessing blindly. The part about execution really hit home; too many people just think without taking action, and in the end, they have nothing. I have to agree with the saying that the market doesn't wait for anyone; once the opportunity is gone, it's truly gone.

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LostBetweenChains

· 01-09 22:30

Execution is what's real, what's the point of just observing, you'd have been liquidated long ago.

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