In this circle, after staying for a long time, you'll notice an interesting phenomenon—many people have invested for years but still haven't made any money. On the surface, it seems they just missed the opportunity to get rich overnight, but a closer look reveals that the real reason points to one word: human nature.
Those who have truly made big money, I don't envy them. They are able to catch the market trend because they are more focused, more willing to endure hardship, and make decisions more decisively than the average person. That is well-deserved reward. Even those involved in project development, at least they have technical skills and courage, which are inherently scarce qualities.
This market is just so realistic—the bold eat well, the timid get harvested. It sounds brutal, but the pattern is right there.
To thrive here, the first step is to think clearly about your own path. Not blindly following the trend, not going all-in based on rumors, but making a plan according to your risk tolerance and knowledge accumulation. The second step is practice, then persistence. Following this rhythm, there's a high probability of making money.
Mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, everyone can see their long-term trend clearly. The key is how you choose to participate—this determines the final outcome.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 23h ago
What you said is absolutely right, it's just that most people simply can't do it.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 23h ago
It sounds good, but in reality... I see the MACD golden cross and want to buy the dip, regardless of risk tolerance, haha.
Only after getting trapped do I realize what it means for technical analysis to fail. When reviewing, I stay extremely rational, but once in real trading, I become completely emotional.
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InfraVibes
· 23h ago
That's right, but you need to think clearly about your own capabilities
Nonsense, there are a bunch of people who just can't control their hands
This sounds so true... Unfortunately, I still tend to go all-in
Rules are indeed harsh, but more devastating than accepting fate is willfully ignoring it
Mainstream coins perform well in the long run, the problem is that too many people won't live to see that day
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 23h ago
That's right, but the key is whether you can manage your emotions.
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MetaMuskRat
· 23h ago
That's right, it's just that human nature is hard to overcome.
People who go all-in don't necessarily make more money; those who can survive longer are the real winners.
Compared to getting rich quickly, I prefer stable cash flow... Am I being too naive to think this way?
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 01-20 04:41
actually, human psychology angle is just missing the risk-adjusted returns framework. ran the numbers—95% of retail holders break even or negative specifically because they're ignoring position sizing relative to their liquidity pools. not really about "guts," it's about whether you're calculating basis points or just... guessing.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-20 04:30
In simple terms, it's a matter of self-discipline. Those who stick to holding have long achieved financial freedom.
In this circle, after staying for a long time, you'll notice an interesting phenomenon—many people have invested for years but still haven't made any money. On the surface, it seems they just missed the opportunity to get rich overnight, but a closer look reveals that the real reason points to one word: human nature.
Those who have truly made big money, I don't envy them. They are able to catch the market trend because they are more focused, more willing to endure hardship, and make decisions more decisively than the average person. That is well-deserved reward. Even those involved in project development, at least they have technical skills and courage, which are inherently scarce qualities.
This market is just so realistic—the bold eat well, the timid get harvested. It sounds brutal, but the pattern is right there.
To thrive here, the first step is to think clearly about your own path. Not blindly following the trend, not going all-in based on rumors, but making a plan according to your risk tolerance and knowledge accumulation. The second step is practice, then persistence. Following this rhythm, there's a high probability of making money.
Mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, everyone can see their long-term trend clearly. The key is how you choose to participate—this determines the final outcome.