2025-12-28 06:22:22

Seemingly elegant operations and seemingly rough strategies are essentially all trading—what's most taboo in crypto trading is this double standard. The market never cares about your taste; it only cares about the results. True opportunities are hidden where many people gather, and the key is whether you can set aside biases and seize every emerging possibility.

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MoonlightGamer

· 3h ago

You're so right. I've been fooled by this kind of self-deception before and even thought I had refined taste, but in the end, I lost a lot.

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AltcoinHunter

· 3h ago

That's right, I used to get caught like that before. I insist on waiting for Bitcoin to confirm the trend before entering, but by then the potential new stars have already surged, and I end up getting cut. --- Double standards are really unacceptable, and I am guilty of this myself. I scoff when small coins skyrocket, but when the trend actually arrives, I regret it deeply. No wonder I can't make money with this mindset. --- The market is the market; it won't give you extra points just because your analysis is very professional. No matter how good my market analysis sounds, it's still less effective than a big V saying "I'm all in." --- The problem is how to avoid getting cut in a crowded place. That's the real challenge, bro. --- It's easy to let go of biases, but it's hard to let go of your principal. As the saying goes, it's easy to say, but when it comes to going all in on a broken coin, I still hesitate for a long time. --- This time, I feel a bit uncomfortable because I am indeed doing such things. Talking about consensus on the surface, but actually looking for hundredfold opportunities with my hands—typical double standards. --- Instead of obsessing over taste, it's better to look at the technicals. Confirmed bottom signals are the real opportunity; everything else is nonsense.

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