Identify which type of trader you are, then focus on excelling in that niche. If you are a day trader, specialize in uncovering high-volatility short-term opportunities, discover them early, and profit from the trend. If you prefer to chase market momentum, concentrate on coins with sufficient liquidity and steady development progress by the project team. Don't try to do everything, and don't frequently change strategies just to chase hot topics. The key is to find a trading approach that matches your risk appetite and time commitment, then master it thoroughly. There are many opportunities in the market, but only those who truly understand their trading style can survive long-term in this market.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 01-10 15:05
That's right, I'm just too greedy, trying to buy the dip in everything, but end up losing everything...
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 01-10 14:56
You're right, don't want everything... I just keep losing because of frequently changing strategies. Now I think I've finally understood.
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-10 14:55
That's right, too many people are greedy and want to do everything, but end up doing nothing well. I'm now dead set on intraday trading, I love high-volatility shitcoins the most, and I go all in where others dare not to touch.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-10 14:47
You're absolutely right, you still need to know your own limits and not try to copy everything.
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You can't mix short-term and long-term trading; once you do, it's game over.
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Deep cultivation and meticulous work are excellent; most people just try everything and end up losing everything.
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How many people are stuck because they can't recognize their own limitations? Unfortunately, few actually take the time to think about it.
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The group chasing hot topics is still losing money, haha.
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Coins with good liquidity are really fundamental; if the water is too shallow, you'll get trapped and wiped out.
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Regarding risk appetite, many people didn't think it through at the start and ended up getting burned.
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Instead of changing strategies every day, it's better to stick to one approach; time will prove everything.
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Market opportunities are abundant; the key is not to be greedy—greed leads to death.
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Few can survive long-term; those who do have their own routines.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 01-10 14:46
Honestly, knowing what to do is easy, but actually doing it is hard. I'm the kind of person who wants to do everything, and I end up losing the most.
Identify which type of trader you are, then focus on excelling in that niche. If you are a day trader, specialize in uncovering high-volatility short-term opportunities, discover them early, and profit from the trend. If you prefer to chase market momentum, concentrate on coins with sufficient liquidity and steady development progress by the project team. Don't try to do everything, and don't frequently change strategies just to chase hot topics. The key is to find a trading approach that matches your risk appetite and time commitment, then master it thoroughly. There are many opportunities in the market, but only those who truly understand their trading style can survive long-term in this market.