#数字资产市场动态 The only foundation for making money is to seize the big trend.
Without a trend, there are no opportunities. When the market is active, you can make money with any operation; when the market is quiet, any effort is just consumption. The reality is so cruel.
So, do this— Don’t act unless you see a clear major signal; once you have a profit cushion, then consider adding positions.
Trading requires the resolve to make big gains. The habit of taking small profits and running needs to be changed. The strategy is actually simple: in an uptrend, chase the strongest; in a downtrend, trade the weakest. Don’t complicate trading.
Where is the real skill? Low frequency + high patience. Wait until the strongest trend is confirmed to be stable, then use as much position as appropriate; if you judge incorrectly, cut immediately—losing small amounts is more important than anything else; if you judge correctly, hold tightly and push the profit ratio to the limit.
Capturing three to five such opportunities in a year can yield sufficiently substantial returns. If you do it seriously for five or ten years, the power of compound interest can turn the tide, and breaking through social classes is truly not a dream.
Don’t repeatedly consume yourself in small fluctuations— What you need to do is wait for the right moment. The market is always there; it’s just whether you can catch the rhythm.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 2025-12-31 21:24
They sound good, but few can truly achieve low-frequency, high-patience trading. I'm one of those who can't sit still.
They sound good, but few can truly achieve low-frequency, high-patience trading. I'm one of those who can't sit still.
Can't stand the big trend, so I keep flipping back and forth, and end up losing most of the profit to fees.
Can't stand the big trend, so I keep flipping back and forth, and end up losing most of the profit to fees.
The key is patience, but this thing is really too difficult.
The key is patience, but this thing is really too difficult.
Three to five opportunities a year sound simple, but can you really wait?
Three to five opportunities a year sound simple, but can you really wait?
Even if the trend is correctly judged, you'll still run away. As soon as it rises a few percent, you want to cash out.
Even if the trend is correctly judged, you'll still run away. As soon as it rises a few percent, you want to cash out.
Low-frequency trading sounds easy to talk about but extremely hard to do; the psychological barrier is too tough.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 2025-12-30 13:09
That's right, it's all about patience. Most people lose money due to frequent trading, and I feel anxious watching them.
When the real opportunity comes, be honest and stay flat during other times—that's what people who live long lives do.
There are too many people who make a little profit and then run—it's about perspective.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 2025-12-30 13:09
That's right, I'm just afraid I can't wait and always want to move a bit.
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0xOverleveraged
· 2025-12-30 13:07
That's right, but most people simply can't do it. The seemingly simple logic requires a lot of guts to execute.
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YieldHunter
· 2025-12-30 12:58
nah this is just survivorship bias wrapped in trend-chasing cope... if you look at the data, most people timing "the big move" are just getting liquidated on leverage lmao
#数字资产市场动态 The only foundation for making money is to seize the big trend.
Without a trend, there are no opportunities. When the market is active, you can make money with any operation; when the market is quiet, any effort is just consumption. The reality is so cruel.
So, do this—
Don’t act unless you see a clear major signal; once you have a profit cushion, then consider adding positions.
Trading requires the resolve to make big gains. The habit of taking small profits and running needs to be changed. The strategy is actually simple: in an uptrend, chase the strongest; in a downtrend, trade the weakest. Don’t complicate trading.
Where is the real skill? Low frequency + high patience.
Wait until the strongest trend is confirmed to be stable, then use as much position as appropriate; if you judge incorrectly, cut immediately—losing small amounts is more important than anything else; if you judge correctly, hold tightly and push the profit ratio to the limit.
Capturing three to five such opportunities in a year can yield sufficiently substantial returns. If you do it seriously for five or ten years, the power of compound interest can turn the tide, and breaking through social classes is truly not a dream.
Don’t repeatedly consume yourself in small fluctuations—
What you need to do is wait for the right moment. The market is always there; it’s just whether you can catch the rhythm.