Chasing the wind by buying random meme coins or low-heat tokens will mostly end in losses. This is not mysticism; it's a matter of probability.
How to make money? Rely on a system. You need to establish clear trading rules—when to enter, when to stop loss, and when to take profits. These "if...then..." judgment criteria are the dividing line between retail investors and consistent profit-makers.
Without a clear trading logical framework, all decisions are gambling. The market always rewards those who have discipline.
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GasFeePhobia
· 12h ago
Establishing a system is easy to talk about but hard to implement. Many people shout about creating trading rules, but as soon as they see a doubling coin, their brains go into overdrive.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 13h ago
On-chain footprints don't lie, I can see clearly those trend-chasing addresses.
The system is easy to talk about, but only a tiny fraction can truly execute it. I've seen too many retail investors who think they have logic.
Sleeping wallets, once activated, experience significant dips. The fund migration patterns of early holders have long exposed the game rules.
Without a framework, it's just gambling. This statement hits hard.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 13h ago
It's one thing to talk about it, but how many people can truly stick to the system?
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Good grief, it's always about advising us not to gamble, but then they go all-in themselves and still lose money.
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I've been hearing the word "system" for ten years, but the problem is human nature doesn't allow it.
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There's nothing wrong with what you're saying, but the execution is just too difficult.
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Making trading rules simple and not being swayed by market emotions is the real challenge.
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Smart people understand this principle, but still, so many rush in.
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No matter how perfect the system is, it can't withstand the panic caused by a negative news.
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MetaMasked
· 13h ago
Well said, but most people can't do that
After hearing about systematic trading a thousand times, they still panic and all in some shitcoin
People with a system have long achieved financial freedom, while the rest of us are still chatting in groups
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WalletDoomsDay
· 13h ago
That's very true. I used to be the type to chase the trend, and now experiencing a significant loss in my account is a harsh lesson.
The system is indeed important, but most people simply can't stick to discipline.
My problem is that I can never execute stop-loss properly...
I agree with that. Without rules, it's just a gambler's mentality.
Yeah, the key is to be tougher on yourself.
Honestly, many people understand this principle, but only a few can actually make money.
Chasing the wind by buying random meme coins or low-heat tokens will mostly end in losses. This is not mysticism; it's a matter of probability.
How to make money? Rely on a system. You need to establish clear trading rules—when to enter, when to stop loss, and when to take profits. These "if...then..." judgment criteria are the dividing line between retail investors and consistent profit-makers.
Without a clear trading logical framework, all decisions are gambling. The market always rewards those who have discipline.