Pickle Cat, based on multi-cycle experience, points out that the true winners in crypto are those who can preserve their gains. The key lies in consensus evolution, behavioral change, and long-term belief, rather than short-term price movements. The article "Fearless in Bull and Bear Markets: Crypto Survival Rules" received 2.33 million views on Twitter. Pickle Cat bought his first Bitcoin in 2013 and has gone through multiple cycles since then. He openly states that in this circle, "winning" is never defined by how much money you make. Everyone who has been involved in this space can at least make money once, no matter how inexperienced or how small their principal is; they can become temporary geniuses. "Winning" is about making money and, many years later, still being able to hold onto that money. It’s not a contest of who earns the most or who doubles their investment the fastest, but who can survive until the end. After 1011, he reflected on this with a few friends who have survived multiple cycles, beginning to ponder:

On Binance's "smart money" leaderboard, a strange avatar has long occupied the top spot - a green cucumber cat. There are no real people showing their faces, no loud shouting of orders, no "ever-profitable" claims. This trader named Pickle Cat (hereinafter referred to as "Sister Cat") appears to be a ghost drifting outside the noise. If it weren't for the astonishing data column showing a total real account profit of up to $45 million, it would be hard to associate this seemingly somewhat naive green cat with the coldest hunters on the cryptocurrency battlefield. Recently, this mysterious top deity guest appeared on Binance's Chinese radio station and had an in-depth conversation lasting over an hour with the host Sisi (@sisibinance). Unlike the "get-rich-quick schemes" and "hundredfold myths" prevalent in the market, what Cat Sister brings is a review of human nature, macro cycles, and self-analysis. She will not talk about

Well-known trader Pickle Cat shares his trading insights on Twitter, directly pointing out the commonly mentioned trading profit equation: "Find a trading strategy, develop discipline." This is highly misleading because trading discipline is not something that can be cultivated through repetitive practice; it comes from real lessons learned in the market—at least three margin calls are needed before truly mastering trading. He criticizes that outsiders overly superstition strategies, research, and knowledge, while ignoring the most difficult aspect behind trading: oneself. Stop learning from others' success, and instead study how they survive during the lows. Pickle Cat: Trading discipline is not built through repetition Pickle Cat says: Everyone says you need to first find a trading strategy and develop discipline so that you can make money. But this is the most absurd and misleading advice for retail investors. Discipline cannot be developed through repeated practice; it’s not like training for sports where you rely on repetition.

The well-known trader Pickle Cat stated on her personal channel that everyone is shouting Bear Market, but after carefully studying every macro signal, she found that everything points towards a big bull run. From a Technical Analysis perspective, the key price level for Bitcoin is 106,000. She is optimistic that a big market will arrive before Christmas, and the probability of a pullback is very small. (Famous trader: Trading is a more addictive behavior than drugs, two steps to help you quit 80% of bad trades) Pickle Cat: From a macro and on-chain data perspective, Bitcoin is not bearish at all. According to Pickle Cat's observations, the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates twice this year, and quantitative tightening will officially end on December 1, which means that the pressure from capital outflows in the market will be alleviated. At the same time, inflation is cooling, the dollar is weakening, and institutional investors are entering the market taking advantage of retail investors' panic. She pointed out that the only uncertainty at the moment is the risk of a government shutdown, and once that is ruled out, the market

The well-known trader Pickle Cat posted on Twitter, discussing how trading is essentially a more harmful addiction than drugs, as society does not encourage drug use but encourages people to trade. The article explores why trading should be defined as an addictive behavior and how to systematically quit this behavior. She points out that the key to long-term addiction recovery is not willpower, but maintaining awareness. With just two simple steps, one can eliminate 80% of bad trades. Trading is an addictive behavior, even worse than drugs. The cucumber cat indicates that one must first realize that trading is like an addiction, even worse than drugs, because society applauds your behavior. It's like when you overdose on drugs, others will tell you to quit. But when your account gets liquidated, people say to you: "It's okay, just retrain your skills with a small position!" She questions whether this is just advocating for victims to reduce their dosage, which is not self-discipline, but rather promoting relapse. This is related to

The Solana network is facing unprecedented challenges, with the rapid decline of the meme coin craze plunging the entire ecosystem into a slump. Encryption KOL Pickle Cat recently warned that the popular on-chain trading tool GMGN may face collapse due to high operating costs and user attrition. Now facing a bubble burst, can Solana and major Tg Bots survive the crisis? Solana network revenue crashes 93%: Impact of meme coin bubble burst DefiLlama data shows that Solana blockchain's weekly revenue plummeted by 93% from its high of $55.3 million in mid-January to only $4 million last week, returning to the level of September last year. At the same time, decentralized applications