2025-12-20 04:22:35

I haven't been actively trading much in the past two weeks, avoiding many trap setups and saving myself from the frustration of chasing airdrops. I originally planned to settle down and carefully study a trading strategy.

But what happened? I ended up joining various paid communities, started trading derivatives, following trends to buy new coins, and even doing all kinds of wallet operations on the chain...

Honestly, after all this fuss, I realize I've lost more money. It doesn't seem to be a problem of lacking a strategy, but rather that having too many strategies makes it easy to get confused.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 54m ago

Ha, isn't this just me, dodging one wave only to rush into another pit Having too many strategies actually leads to quicker death, I now have a deep understanding of this Paid communities are the real money-making machines for harvesting profits, why didn't I realize this earlier The more I want to be stable, the more I mess around fiercely; ultimately, it's still a mindset issue The research methods I promised, but in the end, I just followed the crowd, serves me right

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TooScaredToSell

· 6h ago

I'll just say it, paid communities are a scam; once you're in, you start losing money rapidly. No matter how many strategies you have, mindset is the most important. Doing nothing and relaxing actually makes money, while constantly trading leads to losses. This pattern is truly incredible. Contract traders all behave this way; the more they want to make quick money, the faster they lose.

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