#比特币对比代币化黄金 Trading, at its core, is all about dealing with probabilities. Making gains and taking losses are both perfectly normal.



When the market is good, you need a bit of “smart greed”—take advantage of the momentum to accumulate enough profits, which becomes your moat. When the market turns against you, these reserves will help you weather the drawdown.

A truly mature trader doesn’t fantasize about getting it right every time but instead admits to feeling both fear and greed. What’s the key? Establishing a set of steadfast rules to contain the swings of human nature, and then calmly paying the price for trial and error. After all, whether it’s Bitcoin or tokenized gold, no one can always time the market perfectly.
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OptionWhisperervip
· 18h ago
Well said, discipline is a must. Before, I couldn’t hold on and got too greedy when the market was good. As soon as there was a pullback, I took a huge loss. Now I finally understand what a “moat” means—you have to survive by sticking to your rules.
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DuckFluffvip
· 18h ago
That's absolutely right, you need to have discipline, otherwise your own greed can ruin you.
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GateUser-6bc33122vip
· 18h ago
Smart greed—this phrase really hits the mark, but it's much easier said than done. --- A rules-based system is truly important, but I'm afraid I might waver when it comes to execution. --- I can never get the timing right, so cutting losses is probably the toughest lesson. --- I love the "building a moat" metaphor; when the market is good, that's the time to stock up. --- You have to calculate the cost of trial and error clearly, or you'll lose so much that you start to question your life. --- Admitting that I'm both fearful and greedy—this kind of honesty is actually the clearest state of mind. --- The key is to stay calm and composed, but that might be the hardest step of all.
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SatoshiNotNakamotovip
· 19h ago
That's right, but I think most people simply can't achieve "smart greed"—it often just turns into plain greed. No matter how perfect a set of rules is, without the awareness to resist human nature, it's useless. You can't really learn until you've lost some money. That's how I learned, haha. Admitting a loss is probably the first sign of maturity.
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MetaLord420vip
· 19h ago
That's absolutely right, but what I fear most now is when that "smart greed" turns into foolish greed, like going all-in recklessly.
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