The golden rule in trading is staying ahead of the curve. Once you establish your edge, you need to keep it—maintaining momentum matters more than chasing quick wins. But here's the thing: markets shift. When conditions change, you adapt. Flexibility beats rigidity every single time. The winners aren't the ones who stick to one playbook forever. They're the ones who recognize when the game has changed and adjust their moves accordingly.
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ser_aped.eth
· 9h ago
Well said, but the reality is that most people simply can't change. They stick rigidly to a strategy that has made them money, only to regret it when things go wrong.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 9h ago
That's true, but most people die trying to "persist"... I've seen too many traders who think they've found the Holy Grail, only for the market to slap them back.
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GasWaster
· 9h ago
ngl staying ahead of the curve is just code for "check your gas tracker every 5 mins" lol... missed so many optimal windows chasing "edge" that turned into failed txs on mainnet 🫠
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rugged_again
· 9h ago
It's easy to say, but actually doing it is too difficult... I'm the kind of unlucky person who sticks to one strategy no matter what.
The golden rule in trading is staying ahead of the curve. Once you establish your edge, you need to keep it—maintaining momentum matters more than chasing quick wins. But here's the thing: markets shift. When conditions change, you adapt. Flexibility beats rigidity every single time. The winners aren't the ones who stick to one playbook forever. They're the ones who recognize when the game has changed and adjust their moves accordingly.