After crawling and rolling in the crypto world for a long time, you will understand a reality: most of the time, losing money is the standard.



Those who post profit screenshots on social media are often not the real traders making money. The ones who can truly survive have gone through what? They have repeatedly been taught lessons by the market and struggled on the edge of despair countless times. Some couldn't hold on and exited, while others persevered. Those who can endure gradually become the "weirdos" in the eyes of others - they no longer chase after highs and sell at lows, no longer listen to rumors, and even no longer trade frequently.

How did this transformation come about? It was something finally realized after repeatedly reviewing in the dead of night. The market will not reverse just because you pray for it, and technical analysis will not be accurate just because you are firm in your beliefs. There is only one thing that is truly useful: follow the rules and go with the trend. It sounds simple, but it requires a price to be paid in practice.

The seemingly indifferent composure is actually a quality that comes after repeatedly getting up from the brink of collapse. What traders really need to overcome is not the candlestick charts or their opponents, but the two demons within themselves—greed and fear. Greed makes you heavily invest at high prices, while fear makes you sell at a loss during a downturn. Only by overcoming these two can one possibly unlock the door to sustained profits.

No one said this road is not lonely. At two in the morning, still watching the charts, holding still during wild market fluctuations, remaining silent amidst the boasting in the friend circle—this is indeed lonely. But it is precisely because of this loneliness that true trading discipline and market insight can be forged. In the end, what is won is not only the growth of account numbers but also that genuine sense of certainty and peace within.
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WhaleMinionvip
· 10h ago
It's true, I've directly blocked those who send screenshots every day; those who are really making money don't have time to brag. I've been looking at the charts at 2 a.m. for about three or four years now. The most profound realization is this— the more you want to earn, the more you lose; relaxing can actually help you survive. This path is indeed lonely, but loneliness itself is a sieve, and those who remain are the true hunters.
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GasFeeGazervip
· 10h ago
That's so relatable, really. I'm the kind of fool who is still looking at Candlesticks at 2 a.m., and my frens are all asking me why I haven't given up yet.
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ChainMelonWatchervip
· 10h ago
No matter how nice it sounds, it doesn't change the fact that most people are still dumb buyers.
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OldLeekNewSicklevip
· 10h ago
It's nice to say, but in reality, it's the "wisdom" gained from losing money, haha. Among the guys who review late at night, nine out of ten end up trapped. Those who truly survive are just the lucky ones who endured several big dumps without getting liquidated. Talking about discipline and trends is useless; the key is still to have bullets and luck. This article is just short of saying, "I lost five million before I understood this principle." Gritting your teeth and doing nothing? That's just having no better choice, not some kind of cultivation. Those who boast in their friend circles and those who watch the market late at night are actually all gambling; it's just that the outcome is still undecided.
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