2026-01-07 02:20:32

Those who participated in the 9.4 layout know that going against the trend is not reckless but methodical. Position trading also emphasizes techniques and rhythm. Many people simplify trading into a binary of long and short, unaware that the market is far more complex than that.

Instead of waiting every day for a master to point the way and paying to copy trades, it's better to spend time truly understanding the trading logic. That is the most worthwhile investment.

Here's an interesting paradox to think about: if paid services and copy trading could really generate stable profits, why do seasoned traders still rely on selling courses and management fees to make a living? Isn't trading for oneself more satisfying?

Ultimately, making money is one's own business. Reliable methods are worth a hundred times more than paid promises.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-10 02:09

9.4 That wave I was indeed involved in, but to be honest, I still feel like I'm in the clouds and fog... This article really hits home. People selling courses always make more money than their own trading, this logic makes sense. I think the key is still to explore on your own, copying trades really... never mind, I won't say more.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-07 09:27

There's nothing wrong with that. The logic of selling courses has long been played out. Those who are truly making money have already shut up, and there's no time to do live streaming sales every day.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-07 02:50

According to the database, the logical loophole in this statement has been postponed for fixing for a total of 847 days... Understanding the trading logic yourself, how long has it been since someone truly achieved it last time? Experienced course sellers and consistently profitable traders are recommended to be included in the Guinness World Record for the lowest overlap. Reliable methods worth ten thousand times more? Please provide additional data so I can update the records.

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PoolJumper

· 01-07 02:49

It's the same old story again haha. You're right, but no one is actually listening.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-07 02:47

Ha, this paradox really hits home. Why bother struggling with trading when selling courses is so profitable? Figuring it out on your own is really more cost-effective than paying tuition, honestly. I missed the wave on 9.4, now I just regret not honing my skills. Reliable logic has to be understood by oneself; what's the point of spending money to buy answers? Bull and bear markets are just about winning, destined to be chopped like chives. I agree with this set of theories, but when it comes to execution, who isn't greedy and afraid? Copy trading is just gambling on luck; I choose to trust myself.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-07 02:44

Smiling and then crying, those old hands selling courses are actually just another form of "stable income," but they're taking money from the newbies. --- I just want to ask, if it's really stable to make money, why do you still have to tell jokes to make a living? That logic doesn't quite add up. --- That wave on 9.4 indeed made some money, but most people are stories of making money. Those still recounting it probably already lost it all back. --- Paid copy trading is like playing the lottery, only the odds are packaged as "strategies." --- The most heartbreaking truth is in the last sentence, but those who believe in it are always in the minority. --- So, trading itself isn't attractive, but selling "trading logic" is, got it. --- Looking at this article, the newbies are probably going to spend another few thousand yuan to learn "real trading logic," a cycle of repeating the same tricks.

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HashBard

· 01-07 02:23

ngl the "why sell courses if you're rich" paradox is basically the oldest grift in the book... yet people still fall for it every single time lol. the real narrative arc here isn't about trading logic, it's about community psychology eating itself whole.

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