#以太坊大户持仓变化 Short-term trading has never been a game of speed and luck, nor is it a gamble that can be won through passion. The true factors that determine your success or failure are, frankly, these four words—trend and execution.



When the market trend is clear and the candlesticks have indicated the direction, all you need to do is follow the trend. But what about when the market is oscillating and the trend is unclear? At such times, the hardest thing is to do nothing. Even not placing an order all day is better than reckless trading.

Many people lose money not because of the market, but because they mistake sideways consolidation for an opportunity, and meaningless fluctuations for signals. The more they trade, the more they lose, ending up with even bigger losses. I have also experienced several big losses myself, and the only way out is to adhere to a single principle: first understand the trend, then consider whether to enter the market.

Trading without clarifying the market direction is like betting your capital on luck—what is that called? That’s called "gambling." The market is never in a hurry to give you answers. It’s not afraid of you taking your time; it fears you rushing recklessly.

Once the trend is fully clear, you will naturally find the right rhythm. At that point, you’ll realize that trading cryptocurrencies isn’t that complicated—making money is actually that simple.

A solo trader cannot turn the tide alone. Only by finding the right direction, mastering the rhythm, and having reliable partners around can you endure until the end in this long-term battle.
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SleepyArbCatvip
· 01-12 07:38
Nap warning... Once again, it's the same "trend execution theory," which is correct but makes you sleepy to listen to. But on the other hand, those who make reckless moves during sideways trading really need to wake up—just like when I follow certain big traders for quick night trades—if you don't clarify the direction before acting, you'll waste gas fees and even lose money...
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DeadTrades_Walkingvip
· 01-12 07:21
It sounds good, but what about reality? Most people can't wait for the moment when the trend becomes clear. When there's no trend, it's the ultimate test of human nature. Watching others make money while they remain idle—can they really do it? I've heard these words too many times. The key issue is poor execution; there's a huge gap between knowing and doing.
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 01-11 19:09
No problem with what you're saying, just afraid that knowing is knowing, but when it really consolidates, I still get itchy hands.
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LadderToolGuyvip
· 01-09 08:30
That's right, but the main concern is getting itchy hands. It's easiest to break the pattern during sideways trading. --- I've heard too many such comments, but the real question is how many can actually do it. --- Sitting still when the trend is unclear requires a lot of discipline. I can't do it. --- Changes in large investors' holdings are worth watching, but it's more reliable to have a group of people supporting each other. --- Having a trend and executing it are easy to talk about, but taking action is tough, my friend. --- I just want to ask, how do you determine that the trend is truly clear? That's the key. --- Having partners doesn't necessarily mean making money; the crucial thing is that your own insight isn't lacking. --- Feeling mentally exhausted, knowing you should control yourself, but can't resist the urge to trade. --- Reliable partners are hard to find; the Web3 circle is particularly complicated.
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SatoshiChallengervip
· 01-09 08:27
Ironically, every time the "trend is clear," it's when retail investors are most likely to be the bagholders. Data shows that in the past three cycles, the liquidation rate at this point has been over 85%.
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ReverseFOMOguyvip
· 01-09 08:25
That's true, but how many can actually do it?
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BearMarketBarbervip
· 01-09 08:14
That's correct, but you need to be able to endure loneliness; not every moment calls for placing an order.
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LiquidationOraclevip
· 01-09 08:05
It sounds good, but honestly, most people just can't control their hands. It's easiest to mess up during volatility.
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MetaverseVagabondvip
· 01-09 08:02
That's right, but execution is the key to success.
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