When it comes to making money in the crypto market, there seem to always be two types of people—those who profit steadily and those who frequently cut losses. What exactly is the difference?



Some people hold opportunities but fail to see the direction clearly, so they should spend more time analyzing the market trends. For example, recently, the market has rebounded, and many traders are already positioning themselves for the next wave of opportunities, while some are still struggling to decide the right entry point.

The key is to have a clear strategy. When the market signals, those who understand how to recognize it have already made their moves, while those still hesitating can only watch the opportunities slip away. In the current market, the trends of mainstream coins are worth paying attention to, as they prepare for the next phase of trading.

If you want to shift from being passive to active, it’s better to spend some time understanding the market logic. When the market rebounds, it’s often the golden window for accumulating chips and refining strategies.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 01-08 03:05
Basically, it's just information asymmetry—some people are watching K-line charts overnight, while others are still sleeping. Those who frequently cut losses just haven't understood the rhythm of the market. When a rebound comes, they keep asking "Should I enter now or wait," by the time they realize, the opportunity has passed. Honestly, the trend of mainstream coins is indeed worth paying attention to, but the key is to have your own logic; otherwise, even the clearest signals are useless. This rebound window is really good; it all depends on who can seize it. The problem is that most people simply lack the patience to analyze market trends; they'd rather gamble than learn. Those who positioned early are now the happiest, but there's no shortcut in this game.
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GasDevourervip
· 01-08 02:52
It sounds good, but isn't it mostly gambling? I've seen too many people who "plan ahead" end up getting trapped. Who doesn't tell stories when chasing highs? The key is what to do when the pullback comes. Understand market trends? Brother, how many years of blood, sweat, and tears does it take to learn that? Here we go again with the old tricks, all armchair generals after the fact. Talking about signals and logic every day, but when a black swan event happens, everything becomes useless. Accumulating chips sounds very professional, but I just want to ask, how do you distinguish between main players absorbing chips or distributing them?
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SandwichTradervip
· 01-08 02:46
Here comes the same old "preemptive ambush" argument. It sounds good, but in reality, it's just luck. When the market rises, anyone can tell stories. When there's a loss? They start shifting blame onto the market.
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ImaginaryWhalevip
· 01-08 02:42
Sounds good, but it's all about luck. I cut my losses during this rebound, and now reading these articles just hits me hard.
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