After years of navigating the crypto world, you'll observe a phenomenon that is both outrageous and real:



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The deeper you research, the faster you lose.

Those who obsess over charts, chase on-chain data, and follow big V opinions often have red accounts—one second lured in by "data surge," the next scared into selling by "main players escaping." The more you watch, the more chaotic your mind becomes; the more you think, the more anxious you get. Eventually, you fall into a vicious cycle of frequent trades and shrinking profits.

My path is different. With a four-figure capital, I’ve built my current scale without relying on inside information or being a genius—it's all about one phrase: "Make complex things simple, and do simple things to the extreme."

In the first few years of entering the industry, I was also a tech geek—MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands filled my screen, looking like a battlefield command center. After a market cycle, my returns were surprisingly modest.

After waking up, I made a crazy decision: delete all indicators. Just look at one candlestick and one moving average. Spend 20 minutes every day reviewing, noting entry and exit points, and repeatedly remind myself: "No chasing pumps, no bottom fishing."

Persisted for over half a year, I found myself truly steady—I could withstand any fierce market, and I started earning money that "others don't understand."

The most ironic truth in the crypto world is this: the ones who really make money are never the most thorough researchers, but those who master "restraint in thinking." While market makers profit from creating noise, we can only survive by simplifying ourselves.

Someone asked if I still study indicators, I smiled and said I only study one thing—myself. Because I’ve long understood: the market is always chaotic, human nature is always greedy, and the only way to break through is to keep your rhythm simple and steady.

How I survive now depends on your choice. Are you willing to be one of those who get harvested their whole life, or do you fight to become the last laugh winner?

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed in trading, or want to gain deeper insights into market logic and frontline information, welcome to connect.
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TestnetNomadvip
· 12-13 13:40
It sounds like a story about managing your mindset; frankly, self-discipline is the key to winning.
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RealYieldWizardvip
· 12-13 13:40
That's right, too many people overcomplicate the crypto world, and the more they study, the more they lose.
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TokenSleuthvip
· 12-13 13:40
You are right, the more I research, the more I feel like going bankrupt.
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Layer2Observervip
· 12-13 13:37
This set of arguments... sounds very much like survivor bias, and needs clarification. Where is the real data support? Just saying "the four-digit number has increased" is unconvincing.
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip
· 12-13 13:23
Another article about teaching people to "exercise restraint." It sounds good, but how many actually do it?
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BridgeTrustFundvip
· 12-13 13:21
That's quite right, but I think there's another issue — self-control is much harder than deleting metrics.
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BanklessAtHeartvip
· 12-13 13:20
The part about deleting metrics really hit me. I'm also a metrics fanatic who fills the entire screen, and I only woke up after losing so much that I doubted my life.
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