Cryptocurrency Survival Insights
When trading, if you start to doubt life after being hit hard and want to liquidate everything with one click, you're often close to an emotional bottom.
When you begin to hesitate about whether to sell a little, it means you have already made enough profit; sell part of it first, and then recoup your capital.
When you start fantasizing about buying a new car, a new house, or a new life, that's a signal to reduce your position.
If you have two targets in mind, buy both. The extreme choice between two options has a very high probability of loss.
When your mindset is chaotic, don't touch the market. Regardless of gender, there will be a few days each month where thoughts are extremely irrational, and actions usually lead to deep pitfalls.
If you join a watchlist, you must have an attitude. Either buy now or delete it outright. The hesitant ones are the most likely to miss out.
The most dangerous times for trading are often when the market is hottest. The hotter it gets, the more traps there are.
If you want to make big money, and I mean big money, you have to be bold enough to rush in with retail investors in the early stages and be brave enough to go against them later.
After prices hit new highs, don’t listen too much to the old hands’ experiences because many of them haven’t actually made money after the new highs.
Many can bring you into the circle, but few can accompany you in making money, and almost none can prevent you from losing everything.
Trading targets are not for faith; they are for cashing out.
When you are reluctant to sell, the market is usually ready to teach you a lesson.
All trading opportunities that surge will correct; it's just a matter of time, so don't fall for FOMO.
When you think it still has 10 times the potential, the big players are already looking for someone to take over.
Real golden dogs/leaders will give you repeated opportunities to enter, while trash targets only give you one chance.
99% of short-term trades have no fundamentals; the consensus among participating users is a hundred times more important than fundamentals.
When you make money, it's not because you're smart; it's because you followed the right rhythm.
Living longer is more important than how much you earn in a single trade.
The position you can screenshot and show off is often not one you should hold onto any longer.
The core of trading is asset appreciation, not just to make enough for a taxi fare and run; reduce internal friction and pay more attention to the bigger trends.