2026-01-15 18:21:40

BTC's opportunity window should be within these three days, tomorrow or between Monday and Tuesday.

To be honest, we shouldn't worry about the trend beyond that; we need to let ourselves rest. When the mindset is good, the market can be seen clearly. I understand very well how big the difference is between losing 200,000 U in a year and earning 200,000 U in a year—simply put, paying less attention to the market can help reduce losses. Usually, there's not much entertainment, so when not trading, I just play games to relax.

The most interesting thing is that I actually made money during this round of the market, but why are all the fans in the group losing money? This phenomenon is really quite heartbreaking. I can't quite figure out what's going on—does everyone really have such a different understanding of the market?

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UncleWhale

· 8h ago

Focusing less on the charts is really the ultimate skill; I do it this way too. The more aggressively you watch the charts, the faster you lose money; no one can save you from that. The reason people in the group are losing money is because they want to make quick money too much. Mindset is actually more difficult than reading the right direction. Isn't it normal that we can't understand the market? Don't force trades. On Monday and Tuesday, it indeed seemed like there was movement, but I chose to keep sleeping. Everyone who loses money has one common point: they are too greedy. The logic of making money is actually that simple; you guys just want to make it complicated. The days without trading are actually the most comfortable, really. The number of people making money in the group is very few; I'm also very shocked. Playing games to relax is an excellent suggestion; it's much healthier than watching K-line charts all day.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 8h ago

These three days, the opportunity must be seized, but really don't risk your life for it. It's true that you shouldn't watch the market all the time; I do the same. I made money, but my followers all lost. It's not because I'm more skilled, but a mindset issue. Sometimes not trading actually makes money, which is ridiculous haha. When your mindset collapses, you can't see the market clearly, really. Don't pay too much attention to how things will go later; stabilize yourself first. It's really just a combination of self-discipline and luck, nothing special. Playing games to relax is much better than staring at K-line charts. Losing 200,000 in a year and earning 200,000 have completely different psychological pressures. I did dodge the trap this time, but there's no need to show off. Some people are just too greedy, and their understanding of the market still stays at the surface.

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All-InQueen

· 8h ago

Not watching the market is really the best, I now try not to look if I can help it. I just want to know why everyone loses money when you make a profit? Three-day window? I bet it will explode on Monday. Mindset is easy to talk about, but how many people can truly let go? I totally agree with playing games to relax; if you have no idea about trading, better to go play some games. Why you make money while others lose is indeed a bit suspicious. Stop messing around, take a break if you need to.

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ContractBugHunter

· 9h ago

Not watching the market closely is really the truth, and I’ve learned this only after repeatedly paying tuition fees. The problem is that knowing is one thing, but actually doing it is another, and there are very few who can truly do it. These past three days have been quite interesting, but I’m not in a hurry anyway, since the market can’t run away. The phenomenon of losing money in your group indicates that most people are just chasing highs and selling lows. Mindset is really important; most people who make money are usually idle, while those who watch the market every day tend to lose even more.

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