People often DM me asking: What kind of person can survive and make money in this market?
The answer might surprise you—the simpler you are, the easier it is to make money.
If you’ve figured out your own strategy and can stay steady through a few rounds of wild ups and downs, just keep going at your pace. But if you can’t do that? Then be honest with yourself, strictly follow your take-profit and stop-loss rules, and don’t count on luck.
I would never claim I can guarantee you’ll make money 100% of the time. But what I can promise is: when extreme market conditions hit, at least you’ll still be alive. As long as you survive, you’ll have a chance to gradually recover through swing trading—it might take a week, maybe a month, but you’ll always be able to bounce back.
A lot of people get impatient at this point: “What’s the point of that? I want to go all-in and double my money in one shot!”
Plenty of people want to get rich overnight, but those who actually pull it off? You can count them on one hand in this space. It’s important to know yourself.
What’s the most valuable trait in this business? Perseverance. As long as you stick to a controllable trading system and keep executing without wavering, in the end you’ll outperform 90% of people. Remember: the ocean wasn’t formed in a day, and wealth doesn’t come overnight. Those who get rich quick—99% of them end up giving it all back. If you’ve never experienced the pain of losing money, you won’t cherish the sweetness of profits.
Here’s an example: I have a newbie friend who joined the scene just a month ago. He lost $1,500 at first. But he didn’t panic, stuck to his plan strictly, and 20 days later not only broke even but made a profit. Experiences like that are crucial for building the right trading mindset.
The market will always be here—don’t rush to get rich overnight.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-10 01:30
That's right, you have to survive long enough to make money. Don't recklessly go all-in.
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ApeShotFirst
· 12-10 01:22
I've long given up on that all-in double-up strategy. Now I just want to live steadily—after all, the market isn't going anywhere.
You're absolutely right. Sticking to a single system really can outperform most people. That's what I've done—it's slow, but at least I've never been liquidated.
Get rich quick with one big bet? Keep dreaming. In the end, 99% of people end up giving it all back. I've come to terms with that.
"Take profit and cut losses"—those four words are easy to say, but not many can actually do it, myself included in the past.
A newbie breaks even and makes a profit in a month? That's a crazy mindset. Most people would have already doubted themselves and gone broke.
Just staying alive is winning. It doesn't sound exciting, but it's honestly the simplest truth.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12-10 01:21
To be honest, I'm increasingly convinced that this theory is correct. Too many people want to get rich overnight, not realizing that survival is the real key.
The dream of doubling your money by going all-in—just listen to it, that's all. You can count on one hand the people who can actually pull it off.
Perseverance—those two words are the most valuable. Many people lose simply because they can't hold back.
This $1500 example is brilliant. If a newbie understands this logic when entering the space, they've already beaten most people.
But then again, knowing and doing are two different things. Ultimately, execution is what matters.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-10 01:21
Well said, simplicity and straightforwardness are the way to go—complexity actually makes it easier to lose money.
That all-in double-up strategy is just for talk; the ones who really survive are those who stick stubbornly to their system.
99% of those who get rich quick end up giving it all back—this really hits home.
Being able to keep a steady mindset and keep trading after losing 1,500 in a month—that's what we should really learn.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 12-10 01:19
So true, the straightforward and blunt people actually live the longest.
Seriously, those always scheming to fleece others end up failing faster.
That line about recognizing yourself really hit home—I’m exactly the type who always wants to go all-in, haha.
As long as you’re alive, there’s hope—I need to tattoo that on my brain.
Seeing that newbie’s example reassured me; it shows you really can make a comeback.
But honestly, knowing the truth and actually being able to follow through are two different things.
I just want to ask, how can you avoid being controlled by your emotions?
Sticking with something sounds easy but is actually really hard to do.
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governance_lurker
· 12-10 01:17
Perseverance is truly the hardest, but also the most effective. I'm the type of person who easily loses my composure, haha.
Just being alive is enough, don't be greedy, seriously.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-10 01:14
What you said is absolutely right, but most people just can't take it in. They're still dreaming about going all-in.
People often DM me asking: What kind of person can survive and make money in this market?
The answer might surprise you—the simpler you are, the easier it is to make money.
If you’ve figured out your own strategy and can stay steady through a few rounds of wild ups and downs, just keep going at your pace. But if you can’t do that? Then be honest with yourself, strictly follow your take-profit and stop-loss rules, and don’t count on luck.
I would never claim I can guarantee you’ll make money 100% of the time. But what I can promise is: when extreme market conditions hit, at least you’ll still be alive. As long as you survive, you’ll have a chance to gradually recover through swing trading—it might take a week, maybe a month, but you’ll always be able to bounce back.
A lot of people get impatient at this point: “What’s the point of that? I want to go all-in and double my money in one shot!”
Plenty of people want to get rich overnight, but those who actually pull it off? You can count them on one hand in this space. It’s important to know yourself.
What’s the most valuable trait in this business? Perseverance. As long as you stick to a controllable trading system and keep executing without wavering, in the end you’ll outperform 90% of people. Remember: the ocean wasn’t formed in a day, and wealth doesn’t come overnight. Those who get rich quick—99% of them end up giving it all back. If you’ve never experienced the pain of losing money, you won’t cherish the sweetness of profits.
Here’s an example: I have a newbie friend who joined the scene just a month ago. He lost $1,500 at first. But he didn’t panic, stuck to his plan strictly, and 20 days later not only broke even but made a profit. Experiences like that are crucial for building the right trading mindset.
The market will always be here—don’t rush to get rich overnight.
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