2025-12-21 12:40:22

#大户持仓动态 was given to me, not just the ups and downs of those account numbers.

First is freedom — time belongs to oneself, and the location can be chosen freely. A computer and an internet cable connect to the global market and support an entire life. This state was once a dream for countless people.

But the real gain? That is a transformation of the mindset.

The fluctuations of coins like $BNB and $XRP have taught me what it means to be calm, and have also taught me what true confidence is.

Those who have survived in the market until today have been repeatedly tested. The leveraged futures market magnifies all human weaknesses to the extreme. The same plot repeats itself time and again, and you will gradually find that you have changed. It is not numbness, but an inner calmness—being able to accept things not going as planned, and also being able to clearly seize opportunities. This itself is a practice, an upgrade of the self.

As you gradually adapt to the rhythm of the market and establish your footing, a stable confidence slowly takes root. But this confidence is not arrogance. Every trader who truly survives carries a sense of reverence within. This confidence is more a calmness and determination that comes from long-term honing and continuous optimization.

Trading is actually a process of introspection. It forces you to recognize your strengths and weaknesses, ultimately creating a trading model that suits you. The mistake of too many failures lies in their blind faith in a "one-size-fits-all secret", desperately copying others' methodologies while overlooking the most fundamental lesson - to have a conversation with yourself.

Munger once said something I always remember: "Everyone is a prisoner of their own talents." May we all break free from our constraints and redefine ourselves in this market exploration.

Most people struggle not because of a lack of effort, but because of a lack of direction. The market is flowing, and opportunities never wait—only by finding the right companions can one escape confusion.

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MrDecoder

· 2025-12-24 12:38

Here comes another motivational speech, sounding so lofty... but honestly, all successful traders understand that those mental cultivation practices are only realized after burning through enough capital.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 2025-12-24 10:10

It's quite heartfelt, but the truth is that most people can't endure to reach that "mindset shift" stage; they've already been wiped out and exited...

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AlphaBrain

· 2025-12-23 23:59

You hit the nail on the head, that part about using leverage really struck a chord with me. Every time I get liquidated it feels like I'm getting hit with a long wick candle... This mindset is something that can only be developed by constantly paying tuition.

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AllInAlice

· 2025-12-23 12:32

Sounds a bit mystical, but I have to say that what is mentioned in this article really hits home. After losing a few times, I understood that it's really not as simple as making money. It sounds nice, but to be honest, how many people end up getting liquidated in the end? All that spiritual elevation is for nothing. Talking to oneself? I'm just curious about how to have a conversation with myself; does my brain just shut down when I lose money? Finding the right companions... isn't that just finding someone who can lose money together? Haha. Surviving is good enough; I have plenty of that reverence. Every time I look at the Candlestick, my hands shake.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 2025-12-21 13:10

Sounds good, but how many can actually walk out alive? It seems like everyone understands, but when it comes to losing money, they forget everything.

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DataChief

· 2025-12-21 13:08

It sounds a bit like self-help advice, but to be honest, the part about copying others' methodologies really hit home. How many people copy trades and follow others every day, only to see their accounts fluctuate like a kite... If you don't have your own insights, there's really no hope.

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notSatoshi1971

· 2025-12-21 13:06

Nice words, but among those who survive, nine out of ten are forced... the real change of mindset is probably becoming numb from losses.

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blocksnark

· 2025-12-21 12:58

To be honest, those who haven't been liquidated until today have really been toughened up. However, phrases like "breaking free and redefining oneself" still sound a bit like motivational talk; you understand after experiencing a few big dumps. --- Leverage can really push human greed to its limits. I've seen too many people claim they've gained wisdom, only to repeat the same mistakes in the next market trend. --- The key is to find the right people; this statement hits the mark. No matter how strong one's mindset is, it's easy to get caught up in the market when navigating it alone. --- The concept of reverence is crucial, but unfortunately, most people only realize this after getting liquidated. --- The line between confidence and arrogance lies within a single big dump; those who haven't experienced it can never truly distinguish between the two.

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EthMaximalist

· 2025-12-21 12:42

To be honest, this passage hit home. However, I think some people have misunderstood it—thinking that trading is just about making quick money, but in the end, they still haven't learned to have a conversation with themselves.

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