Market fluctuations are normal, but those who truly make money are never led by temporary numbers. What is the essence of trading? Simply put, it’s a contest of cognition and patience. The seemingly ordinary days—your review of candlestick charts, analysis of on-chain data, enduring the pullback pressures—none of these are wasted. Every market shakeout tests your psychological defenses, and every decision accumulates your trading experience. Many people lose because of this—lack of discipline, panic at a plunge, overconfidence during a rebound. Actually, what you need is a clear trading plan and confidence in your own understanding. Profits in your account will come, but only if you live long enough and think clearly enough. There are no shortcuts to success in trading; only those who persist can see the finish line. Crypto friends, find your own rhythm and don’t let market noise drown you out.
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MetaDreamer
· 01-09 04:37
That's true, but most people simply can't do it. As soon as it drops 3%, they start doubting life.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-07 18:48
You're right, it's just that mentality is the hardest hurdle to overcome. I'm the kind of idiot who starts making up stories as soon as I take a dive.
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DiamondHands
· 01-07 10:55
That's right, the key is to withstand the mental challenge. I've seen too many people panic and sell off at a dip, then run away...
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PessimisticOracle
· 01-07 10:53
That's right, but I'm just worried about losing my resolve. One plunge and my whole mindset collapses.
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BottomMisser
· 01-07 10:52
It sounds good, but how many actually live to see the profit? Out of ten people around me, nine and a half have died on the rebound.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-07 10:37
That's right, the hardest part is the mindset. I used to be timid when diving, but now I have long since become indifferent. Anyway, in the long run, I will make a profit.
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All-InQueen
· 01-07 10:30
That's true, but most people can't do it. A dive really is a knife-mouth with a soft heart; they say they will hold on, but in reality, they've already been cutting their positions.
Market fluctuations are normal, but those who truly make money are never led by temporary numbers. What is the essence of trading? Simply put, it’s a contest of cognition and patience. The seemingly ordinary days—your review of candlestick charts, analysis of on-chain data, enduring the pullback pressures—none of these are wasted. Every market shakeout tests your psychological defenses, and every decision accumulates your trading experience. Many people lose because of this—lack of discipline, panic at a plunge, overconfidence during a rebound. Actually, what you need is a clear trading plan and confidence in your own understanding. Profits in your account will come, but only if you live long enough and think clearly enough. There are no shortcuts to success in trading; only those who persist can see the finish line. Crypto friends, find your own rhythm and don’t let market noise drown you out.