2026-01-20 04:29:39

To make money in the crypto market, you actually need to learn how to follow sector rotations. I can now switch directions at different stages to profit, which sounds easy, but I've stepped on many pitfalls behind the scenes—those losses are actually tuition fees.

Trading is not based on luck. Look at those playing meme coins; on the surface, it seems like all gambling mentality, but those who truly make money have their own methodology. They know when to enter, when to exit, and how to find the rhythm within emotional cycles.

The current question is, can you clearly see which stage the market is in now? How far along is the sector rotation? Are mainstream coins in consolidation, altcoins stirring, or has the hot spot already shifted? These judgments determine your next trading direction.

A true trading system is about thoroughly understanding these questions and responding to every market change with data and experience.

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ChainChef

· 4h ago

nah tbh the real recipe here is knowing when to flip the pan, not just following the heat... most people are still burning their ingredients while thinking they're simmering something special lol

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MercilessHalal

· 4h ago

You're right, but right now I'm most conflicted about how to judge the rhythm of sector rotation. I always feel like I'm just a little short on insight. Anyone can talk about methodologies, but the key is how many people can truly find the rhythm within the emotional cycle. So, how do you currently see the switching point between mainstream coins and altcoins? Is it again at that dangerous position? Losses are tuition fees. I've heard this many times, but no one wants to pay this tuition when they hit a pitfall. The problem is how to effectively combine data and experience. I always feel like I'm just a bit off the mark.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 4h ago

The more traps you step on, the more you'll learn; the key is to keep your hands steady. --- Sector rotation, to put it simply, is just good luck hitting the right timing. --- People who make money from meme coins do have some tricks, but most are just driven by emotions and end up chasing their trades. --- Those still daring to buy into knockoff projects are either very clever or genuinely want to lose. --- Data and experience sound impressive, but when it comes to critical moments, it's still about instinct and feeling. --- Seeing the market stage clearly? I've seen it several times, and the results were completely opposite. --- Those who claim to have a system probably just made a couple of profits and then think they've achieved enlightenment. --- Trading systems are nonsense; the market loves to slap down those overconfident. --- Sector rotation is indeed a way to make money, but the problem is most people can't rotate correctly.

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MagicBean

· 4h ago

Basically, you need to understand the rhythm, but can you really figure it out? I'm tired of hearing that losing money is just tuition. The key is whether you can come back alive after learning it.

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