Refined my trading philosophy for 2025 using Grok
—— The following content comes from Grok's understanding and extraction of the Coin Toxic Twitter account
His trading philosophy can be summarized as "movement" — dynamic, balanced, trend-following, and reverence.
From his numerous shares, several core viewpoints can be distilled:
1⃣ Trading is a dynamic and ongoing process: He repeatedly emphasizes that "trading is dynamic," and one should not get trapped in past predictions or obsessions (like "Don't challenge the past, always make decisions based on the present market"). The consensus among top traders is to react quickly and be adaptable, rather than having the best memory. The skiing metaphor is especially classic: focus on the slope, find the center of gravity, and maintain balance in a dynamic course, just like watching candlesticks and finding rhythm.
2⃣ Go with the trend, those who recognize the times are heroes: The market will not cater to old concepts, and one must quickly adjust when the market changes. Whether it's the uncertainty after a bull run or sharing someone else's bullish perspective, he emphasizes that "the current market situation" takes precedence over historical narratives.
3⃣ Reverence for the market, life is more than trading: The classic saying goes, "Money can never be spent out, but money can be lost completely." Trading is just a part of life; one must maintain a balance in life (like skiing, reminiscing about youth). Overindulgence can lead to a loss of dimensionality; he criticizes some KOLs as being like "crypto GPTs," lacking personal stance and a sense of being alive.
4⃣ Genuine ability accumulation surpasses short-term cleverness: He detests off-market "self-proclaimed smart" arbitrage education or second-hand traffic, emphasizing that true participation and strategy research are essential for maximizing benefits in structured opportunities (like events and competitions).
5⃣ Opportunism and low-cost participation: He likes opportunities with information asymmetry and low difficulty but high returns (like event volume boosts, limit orders with almost no cost), but the prerequisite is to trade normally and smoothly without pretending to be profound.
Overall, his philosophy is not a rigid technical system but rather a blend of pragmatism and psychological balance: follow the market, find balance, seize real opportunities, and maintain a sense of life. Less impatience, more acceptance and flexibility, which also aligns with his overall "awakened" state in 2025.
