#美国就业数据不及预期 A friend of mine invested tens of thousands when he first entered the crypto space, and now his net worth has grown to several tens of millions. Compared to when I was still struggling in the loss-making pit, a casual chat changed my entire mindset.



His words left a deep impression: "Most people in the crypto world are controlled by emotions. Those who can keep a steady mindset naturally outperform over 90% of traders."

This gave me a lot of insight, and later I summarized a few practical rules that helped turn the situation around.

**The first is mindset management.**

When the market rises, it's easy to be blinded by short-term surges; when it falls, panic selling often occurs. The crypto market is so volatile that the key is to recognize that these fluctuations are driven by emotions. Learning not to be hijacked by market sentiment allows you to see the direction more clearly.

**Second, observe volume.**

An increase in volume accompanying a price rise indicates continuous capital inflow, which often signals the trend will continue. Conversely, if there's no volume at the top, be cautious—reversal might be imminent. Sustained volume at the bottom is also crucial, but don't be tempted by one or two large bullish candles; real opportunities are in bottoms with consistent volume.

**The third insight is very important.**

Technical indicators are actually all false; the ultimate driver of market trends is market consensus and sentiment. Without consensus, technical analysis is pointless. The most direct reflection of sentiment changes is in volume—expanding and contracting volume acts as a barometer of market mood.

**The last point is the realm of "nothingness."**

No obsession, no greed, no fear. Those who can hold an empty position and wait patiently, not driven by FOMO, are the ones who can seize the real big opportunities. The premise of rational trading is to let go of these attachments.

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BugBountyHuntervip
· 3h ago
Hey, wait a minute. If technical indicators are so unreliable, why do people still watch candlestick charts every day?
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UncleWhalevip
· 7h ago
Mentality management is so true; the hardest part is letting go of greed. Seeing the stock hit the daily limit makes me want to buy in, but I always chase high and end up losing.
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LiquidatedThricevip
· 7h ago
It's the same mindset theory again, I've heard it a thousand times, but how many actually make real money?
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 7h ago
Honestly, the mentality part really gets to me. I'm the kind of person who cuts losses immediately when prices drop. I really can't handle seeing others turn hundreds of thousands into millions.
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CantAffordPancakevip
· 7h ago
Mindset is really a powerful weapon. I used to be among those who were ruined by emotions, but now I’ve gradually gained some insight. Waiting in a vacant position is truly much more enjoyable than trading every day. Less loss is profit. Volume is the real truth; indicators are all deceptive tricks. This round relies on being as steady as a mountain. Let’s see who has a stable mindset. It feels right, but executing it is still quite challenging.
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down_only_larryvip
· 7h ago
Another story of "My friend's net worth skyrocketed"... It's true that mindset is very important, but how many can really hold on? I myself am the kind of person who starts to tremble when it drops 10%. I've seen quite a few scams in terms of trading volume. Listening to the bottom with increased volume sounds great, but I haven't really gained much from it. Having no obsession and no greed is easy to say, but when the market starts to rise, try to see who can stay out of the market and wait. I, for one, can't do it. Everything said is correct, but it doesn't matter much. The key is whether you can survive the next wave of halving. If this friend really reaches a few million or tens of millions, they wouldn't still be posting these. Most likely, they've just made some money from retail investors. Don't get cut, and that's considered a win.
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