#谁将成为下一届美联储掌舵人? I heard of a trader who started with 100,000 yuan and eventually grew his account to 15 million.
Someone is curious about his secret. Is it insider information? High-frequency trading skills? All guesses are wrong.
He once shared a quote that left a deep impression on me: "This market is an automatic teller machine, provided you can discipline yourself."
The words are simple, but few people can actually do it.
Looking at the players in the current market, over 90% are led by emotions—fear of missing out when prices rise, and regret when prices fall, wanting to sell with one click.
He is different. No matter how tempting the market is, he can hold back. When it's time to buy the dip, he buys; when it's time to reduce positions, he reduces; and in the end, he laughs at the money others lose.
His method isn't really mysterious; it's about strictly following a few rules:
Start small, test the waters, then add more to ensure safety; wait until the market has stabilized before taking action; sell on rallies, buy on dips; buy low, sell high.
The core is actually four words: operate in the opposite way.
Even more impressive is that he has also figured out the patterns at different times of the day.
In the morning, the market often consolidates sideways; in the afternoon, false breakouts are common; only in the evening do we see real volume and momentum.
This also explains why many people make good profits during the day but give it all back at night.
He often says:
In trading, it's not about who is the smartest, but who can stay calm.
Stay calm, don't get caught up in FOMO; stay calm, don't recklessly leverage and operate; stay calm, endure loneliness and temptation.
This scale accumulated over years didn't come from a sudden windfall, but from continuous self-management and strict adherence to trading plans.
Finally, a heartfelt word: the crypto world tests human nature. Those who can control their desires are the ones who have a chance to turn this market into their cash machine.
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DustCollector
· 8h ago
That's right, most people simply can't do it, including myself haha
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The phrase "operate in reverse" sounds simple, but when it comes to actually executing, you realize how difficult it really is
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This guy's experience sounds like a story, but upon closer inspection, it really hits the nail on the head
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Human nature is indeed the biggest opponent in trading, no doubt about it
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Staying calm is easy to say, but when FOMO hits, your mind just relocates, everyone is the same
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I think this set of theories is well explained, but the reality is that the market changes in an instant, and fixed rules may not always work
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Buying low and selling high sounds like nonsense, but there are only a few who can really do it
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It seems every big shot in the crypto world has a "secret" like this, but how many can truly replicate it
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SchrodingersPaper
· 8h ago
That's a good point, but I just want to ask—did this guy really never use leverage? I find that hard to believe.
Another story of "winning by doing the opposite," just listen and don't take it seriously. If it were that simple, everyone would be a billionaire by now.
Stay calm? I've already been cut three times by FOMO during the day, what calm are we talking about?
I can't stand these tutorial-style texts once they appear, as if everyone can reach 15 million just by being disciplined enough... The reality is that 99% are just leeks.
I admit he's right, but executing this stuff is a hundred times harder than just listening.
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BearEatsAll
· 8h ago
You're right, self-discipline is truly the highest skill.
Doing the opposite of this approach does make sense, but most people just can't do it.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 8h ago
Exactly right, execution is the key. Most people get stuck on FOMO.
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It sounds simple to operate in reverse, but actually doing it is insanely difficult. I am one of that 90%, haha.
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From 100,000 to 15 million, that number makes my heart itch, but I know 99% of people (including myself) can't do it.
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Staying calm—these three words sound light and easy, but truly achieving it is extremely rare.
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The key is not to add leverage recklessly. I used to blow up my account because of this, and now I regret it.
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Is real volume released only at night? I need to remember that. I always got caught during daytime operations before.
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Rough words but true, the crypto world is a test of human nature. The greedier you are, the more likely you are to die.
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Wait, this logic feels a bit like chicken soup, but it really hits my pain point.
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That reverse operation method is a bit like contrarian thinking, but the premise still requires having enough capital to withstand fluctuations.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 8h ago
You're right, restraint is the key, but 99% of people forget after hearing it.
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From 100,000 to 15 million, this number sounds outrageous but logically consistent; discipline can indeed build it up.
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I'm just wondering why so many people know these principles, yet so few can truly stay calm.
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The opposite operation really hits the mark; most people are just emotionally hijacked.
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No matter how eloquently it's explained, execution is what matters; most people fail at FOMO.
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Not being blinded by FOMO sounds simple, but in reality, it's an extremely difficult challenge.
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That's why there are always people in the crypto world getting rich quick and losing everything; human weaknesses are amplified a thousand times.
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The key is to admit you're not smart, then rely on discipline and time to gradually build up—this tests your mindset the most.
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The real volume is only released at night; this observation is quite interesting and needs to be verified.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 8h ago
It sounds good, but how many can truly stay calm? Everyone around me is FOMOing to bankruptcy.
I've heard this theory too many times; the key is to endure a few major dips without losing your mindset.
Counterintuitive trading sounds simple, but executing it is really hell.
From 100,000 to 15 million, it sounds great, but no one talks about how many times they faced the temptation of liquidation in between.
#谁将成为下一届美联储掌舵人? I heard of a trader who started with 100,000 yuan and eventually grew his account to 15 million.
Someone is curious about his secret. Is it insider information? High-frequency trading skills? All guesses are wrong.
He once shared a quote that left a deep impression on me: "This market is an automatic teller machine, provided you can discipline yourself."
The words are simple, but few people can actually do it.
Looking at the players in the current market, over 90% are led by emotions—fear of missing out when prices rise, and regret when prices fall, wanting to sell with one click.
He is different. No matter how tempting the market is, he can hold back. When it's time to buy the dip, he buys; when it's time to reduce positions, he reduces; and in the end, he laughs at the money others lose.
His method isn't really mysterious; it's about strictly following a few rules:
Start small, test the waters, then add more to ensure safety; wait until the market has stabilized before taking action; sell on rallies, buy on dips; buy low, sell high.
The core is actually four words: operate in the opposite way.
Even more impressive is that he has also figured out the patterns at different times of the day.
In the morning, the market often consolidates sideways; in the afternoon, false breakouts are common; only in the evening do we see real volume and momentum.
This also explains why many people make good profits during the day but give it all back at night.
He often says:
In trading, it's not about who is the smartest, but who can stay calm.
Stay calm, don't get caught up in FOMO; stay calm, don't recklessly leverage and operate; stay calm, endure loneliness and temptation.
This scale accumulated over years didn't come from a sudden windfall, but from continuous self-management and strict adherence to trading plans.
Finally, a heartfelt word: the crypto world tests human nature. Those who can control their desires are the ones who have a chance to turn this market into their cash machine.