#BinanceABCs The crypto world has never been a battlefield; that's too mild—it is a Shura field.
You will always see all kinds of "experts" popping up, sometimes urging you to go all-in for bottom fishing, other times scaring you into running away. They all sound profound. Relying on a few catchy slogans to boost their presence, and daring to call themselves "prophets" after a lucky guess. But if they actually explained their logic, clarified the key points, and managed their positions... they would quickly be exposed.
What about those who follow the trend into the market? Confused when buying, panicked when selling. Eight out of ten can't even explain why they bought this coin.
The market never moves straight up or down. A small dip isn't necessarily a golden pit, and a slight rise isn't necessarily the top. The essence of the market is actually confrontation, consumption, and psychological warfare. A rebound might just be a rebound, not necessarily a reversal; oscillations may be building strength, or they may just be oscillations. Its only purpose is one—wear down your patience, distort your sense of direction, and frustrate you to the point of defeat.
Many people are not unsuitable for trading; they just rush in without even establishing the most basic framework. Wanting to rely on passion and slogans to turn the market around without fundamental skills—what's the result? They become "nutrients" for the market.
Those who truly get the gains are not many with exceptional talent. They are people who have blown up their accounts, lost money, been awakened by losses, and then fought back. That pain-formed system—that's the real confidence.
The rhythm of BTC and ETH is not based on guessing; it's based on calculation. Making money is not about luck; it's about execution. The coldest truth in the crypto world is this: follow-the-trend people always eat last, chasing after profits; those with a system take half a step ahead, always able to bite into the meat.
To friends still confused: slogans give you passion, but methods give you the future. Follow the right rhythm, and your direction won't go astray. A lone sail can't go far no matter how hard it tries, but once you establish your own system and find like-minded people, reaching the shore and flipping your holdings is no longer a dream.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 11h ago
Speaking honestly, those self-proclaimed prophets are all talk.
I only realized after being cut that without a system, it's all pointless.
Follow-the-crowd always makes you a leek; you need to have your own rhythm.
This is the crypto world—half geniuses and half being exploited by geniuses.
If you rush without a proper framework, you're just providing nutrients for others.
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LayerHopper
· 11h ago
Exactly right, it's just pouring cold water on those following the trend.
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Really, nine out of ten people who enter the market get chopped up and still think they've found a "prophet."
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This system thing, yeah, has to be built with money and blood and tears, there's no shortcut.
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Getting the rhythm right is indeed more important than effort, but the problem is most people simply can't tell the rhythm.
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This paragraph is a bit heart-wrenching; the mirror reflects only your own rookie look.
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It sounds reasonable, but that last sentence "getting out and flipping the account isn't a dream"… there's still a gap between dream and reality.
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ImpermanentSage
· 11h ago
Alright, another "system theory"... I don't believe it. I just want to know, how come none of those who can eat the meat dare to publicly share their holdings?
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 11h ago
You're right, eight out of ten people really can't explain what they're doing. I've seen too many.
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Only after a margin call do you realize what pain really is. That hit home.
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Follow the trend and you'll always eat the last bite. No matter how much you try to persuade, they won't listen.
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Slogans ignite passion, and methods give us the future. This phrase must be engraved in your mind.
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The system is easy to talk about, but setting it up can be torturous, yet it's indispensable.
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The most uncomfortable moment is when panic selling occurs. That's when you truly understand psychological warfare.
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Not many people truly make money; most have become nutrients for the market, no doubt.
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Whether to rely on calculations or guesses for the rhythm, most people are still blindly guessing.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 11h ago
Oh no, it's the same old spiel again... I just want to ask, why are there so few people with a system?
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That's quite right, but can one in ten who truly execute actually survive?
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I've heard that last part a hundred times, but most people still die in hesitation before getting on the bus.
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Only after a margin call do you qualify to talk about the crypto circle? Then my wallet must be incredibly wise.
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System, system—can other people's systems be used? Copying them still just illuminates others' positions.
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Following the right rhythm sounds simple, but the problem is that the rhythm itself is deceiving you.
#BinanceABCs The crypto world has never been a battlefield; that's too mild—it is a Shura field.
You will always see all kinds of "experts" popping up, sometimes urging you to go all-in for bottom fishing, other times scaring you into running away. They all sound profound. Relying on a few catchy slogans to boost their presence, and daring to call themselves "prophets" after a lucky guess. But if they actually explained their logic, clarified the key points, and managed their positions... they would quickly be exposed.
What about those who follow the trend into the market? Confused when buying, panicked when selling. Eight out of ten can't even explain why they bought this coin.
The market never moves straight up or down. A small dip isn't necessarily a golden pit, and a slight rise isn't necessarily the top. The essence of the market is actually confrontation, consumption, and psychological warfare. A rebound might just be a rebound, not necessarily a reversal; oscillations may be building strength, or they may just be oscillations. Its only purpose is one—wear down your patience, distort your sense of direction, and frustrate you to the point of defeat.
Many people are not unsuitable for trading; they just rush in without even establishing the most basic framework. Wanting to rely on passion and slogans to turn the market around without fundamental skills—what's the result? They become "nutrients" for the market.
Those who truly get the gains are not many with exceptional talent. They are people who have blown up their accounts, lost money, been awakened by losses, and then fought back. That pain-formed system—that's the real confidence.
The rhythm of BTC and ETH is not based on guessing; it's based on calculation. Making money is not about luck; it's about execution. The coldest truth in the crypto world is this: follow-the-trend people always eat last, chasing after profits; those with a system take half a step ahead, always able to bite into the meat.
To friends still confused: slogans give you passion, but methods give you the future. Follow the right rhythm, and your direction won't go astray. A lone sail can't go far no matter how hard it tries, but once you establish your own system and find like-minded people, reaching the shore and flipping your holdings is no longer a dream.