Hongshi'sSolitaryThoughts

In the cryptocurrency (crypto market) space,‌ patience in waiting for opportunities‌ is one of the core skills that determine long-term investment success. Based on current timing (March 2026) and publicly available information, its importance is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
‌1. The necessary mindset to cope with market high volatility‌
Cryptocurrency prices often fluctuate sharply due to policies, sentiment, or black swan events. For example:
‌The Terra/Luna collapse in 2022‌,‌ the liquidity crisis triggered by the Silicon Valley Bank incident in 2023‌, all led to single-day dro

#Training
When is the best time not to trade in the market?

In trading, patience is one of the most underestimated skills.
Most people think trading is all about constantly making moves: opening positions, closing them, opening again, making money. But the reality is, genuine profit opportunities are actually quite rare.
And the impulse to jump in just because you feel like it is always there.
You understand technical analysis, can read support and resistance levels, and watch volume, but if you lack patience, all of that is useless.
You rush in early → get stopped out
You exit too soon → miss out on profits
You hold through sideways movement jus

Three Per Ten Thousand Law
George Soros once introduced a Three Per Ten Thousand Law:
Among 10,000 futures traders:
1,000 can correctly predict the market trend,
which means about one-tenth of the people can see the correct trend;
but among these 1,000 who predict correctly,
only 100 actually make correct trades,
meaning only 1% overall both predict correctly and execute correctly;
Of these 100 who predict and trade correctly,
how many ultimately make money?
Only 3, which means only three in ten thousand overall both predict and trade correctly and end up profiting.
To summarize:
Out of 10,000

Another month of decline?
Bitcoin is about to close the fifth consecutive month in the red.
From October 2025 to February 2026
March will close on Tuesday, currently $BTC around $66,000, and this month is also in a downward trend.
Six consecutive months of closing in the red will repeat Bitcoin's longest losing streak in history.
This record was set from August 2018 to January 2019.
The only time this happened in history, Bitcoin was at $3,400, and then surged 300% over the next five months.