2026-01-04 09:25:48

Having studied traditional wisdom for ten years, I recently started to ponder a question: why venture into digital asset trading?

In simple terms, managing an organization, operating a company, or making trading decisions—all fundamentally point to the same core—an understanding of 'human nature' and 'patterns'.

The set of 'patterns theory' I have been contemplating for ten years in classical studies, I now want to apply to the crypto world. The result revealed an interesting phenomenon: many traders fall into a misconception.

They use tactical diligence to cover up strategic gaps. What does this look like?

Some are proficient in fifty technical indicators but haven't considered the underlying logic that 'profits and losses often stem from the same decision.' Others scroll through news daily but ignore the cyclical principle that 'any trend will reverse when it reaches an extreme.'

These are not tactical issues; they are mindset issues. True trading breakthroughs must start from a cognitive level. Welcome to share the dilemmas you've encountered in the crypto space.

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SigmaBrain

· 2h ago

Oh wow, you're so right. I'm the kind of person who looks at fifty different indicators, but I still end up losing everything. Basically, I just want to cover up that I haven't really figured out how to make money with busyness. Fine, I admit defeat. Using ten years' worth of experience is a bit harsh, but the rules in the crypto world turn around much faster than traditional finance. Have you tried it?

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-04 09:55

There's nothing wrong with that, but I see too many people constantly chasing gains and selling off losses, as if they've discovered some secret. I won't say it outright, but understanding this is the real line between life and death.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-04 09:54

Haha, you're right. Watching indicators daily still results in losses; I just don't understand human nature. --- I agree with this logic, but most people still can't change the bad habit of frequent trading. --- Cognition is the hardest thing; who can truly achieve unity of knowledge and action? --- After ten years of accumulation, switching to a new track still depends on whether your execution ability can keep up. --- Cycle reversals sound simple in theory, but at extreme positions, your mentality still collapses. --- Instead of studying patterns, it's better to study your own greed index, haha.

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BlockTalk

· 01-04 09:40

Very true, ten years of traditional wisdom suddenly entering the crypto world, this perspective is indeed fresh. But I want to ask, is human nature really the same in the crypto world and in corporate management, or are people in the crypto space a bit crazier...

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-04 09:33

Well said, a decade of experience truly makes a difference. But I think what's more heartbreaking is that most people haven't even considered what they are hiding. Turn around and walk away, don't be brainwashed by fifty different indicators. The biggest trap in the crypto world is confusing complexity with depth.

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