Recently, this round of market has indeed provided many opportunities for swing trading. The market's volatility is quite good; as long as you grasp it properly, a few swings can bring in substantial profits.
To be honest, trading is like cultivation. You need to continuously refine your trading system and gradually fill in the gaps of imperfection. Every trade is a test of your own understanding—are your risk controls strong enough? Is your mindset stable? These details often determine the final outcome.
However, the deepest insight is this: truly skilled traders are indifferent to those profits that are optional. It's not that they don't want profits, but when you let go of obsession over every point, you can see more clearly. Whether it's SOL's recent surge or Bitcoin's fluctuations, they are the market speaking. Listen carefully, respond systematically, and leave the rest to time.
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LiquidationOracle
· 21h ago
Trading in waves can indeed be profitable, but it's easier said than done haha
Mindset can really bankrupt people; I've seen too many big players crash and burn
I've heard countless times to let go of attachment, but in practice, greed still takes over
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-01 08:31
You're right, but I've heard this theory too many times. How many people can truly let go?
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 2025-12-31 13:56
I truly understand letting go of that attachment; I was previously trapped because of greed for those few points.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 2025-12-29 16:51
Sounds fancy, but it's just about not being greedy.
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airdrop_huntress
· 2025-12-29 16:50
There are indeed opportunities with swing trading, but bro, your "cultivation theory" sounds a bit vague.
The real way to make money is to have discipline; don't rely on those metaphysical methods.
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OnchainHolmes
· 2025-12-29 16:50
Letting go of attachments is the only way to make money; this statement is really harsh.
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ForkPrince
· 2025-12-29 16:49
It's a good point, but I feel that most people simply can't let go of those points.
Tell me, how many people do you think are truly not greedy when they see fluctuations?
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ChainProspector
· 2025-12-29 16:45
It sounds good, but in reality, you still have to rely on luck to make a living.
There are many swing trading opportunities, but more people end up losing.
Practice? I feel like it's just gambling with some self-comfort.
Letting go of attachments sounds impressive, but it's actually just a poetic way of admitting defeat and cutting losses.
SOL has risen, but I didn't get in. Hearing this kind of talk now really hits home.
A true expert should be the numbers lying in their account, not how steady their mindset is.
Recently, this round of market has indeed provided many opportunities for swing trading. The market's volatility is quite good; as long as you grasp it properly, a few swings can bring in substantial profits.
To be honest, trading is like cultivation. You need to continuously refine your trading system and gradually fill in the gaps of imperfection. Every trade is a test of your own understanding—are your risk controls strong enough? Is your mindset stable? These details often determine the final outcome.
However, the deepest insight is this: truly skilled traders are indifferent to those profits that are optional. It's not that they don't want profits, but when you let go of obsession over every point, you can see more clearly. Whether it's SOL's recent surge or Bitcoin's fluctuations, they are the market speaking. Listen carefully, respond systematically, and leave the rest to time.