#十月加密ETF关键对决 The true opponent in crypto trading is not the market itself

In this market, what really knocks people down isn't the rise and fall,
but that unrelenting finger—always wanting to grab a little more.

How many people have cut losses at the bottom or chased highs at the top?
Take a look at your account; there's only one root cause—damn emotions.
Freaking out and fearing zeroing out at every dip, fearing missing out at every rise, once these things take over, all operations go haywire,
going from following the trend to running away in fear.

The market's temperament is always opposite to that of ordinary people.
Just look at the trading volume, and you'll see the most genuine reflection of human nature:
When popularity is at its peak, buying and selling are frantic, and bubbles grow bigger and bigger amid heated trading;
When popularity is at its coldest, almost no one moves, but in this coldness, good opportunities are brewing.

Those who can survive long here are never "short-term geniuses,"
but the most resilient kind—
not greedy for that last bit of profit,
waiting in cash without impatience,
and not repeatedly trading during volatile oscillations, which is a slow form of self-destruction.

The market never lacks opportunities,
what's truly scarce is the calmness to stay composed amid noise, and the strength to say no to temptations.
In the end, trading isn't about technical lines; it's about human nature.

Those who make money all understand this:
When there's an opportunity, go all out,
When it's time to leave, don't delay a second.

Here's a harsh truth—
Sometimes doing nothing is more profitable than reckless tinkering.

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