2026-01-16 07:42:06

#数字资产市场动态 Another round of market cycle has come to an end, and the profits in hand have increased again.

I've been trading for many years and found that the real way to make money is never relying on luck to catch the bottom, but having two skills: first, being able to see through when the coin price should move; second, knowing when to decisively take profits.

Many people always ask me how to choose coins and how to catch the bottom. To be honest, there’s no secret—it's about understanding the logic of the coin itself—why this coin will rise, what is the driving force behind it. Once you understand this, the trends of $BTC, $ETH are no longer mysterious.

Frankly speaking, every market cycle offers opportunities to profit; the key is to keep up with the rhythm. Don’t be greedy, don’t hesitate—buy when it’s time to buy, sell when it’s time to sell—only then can you make steady profits.

If you want to truly profit in the crypto world, you need to break those unnecessary bad habits and replace luck with strategy.

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MetaverseHobo

· 16h ago

Relying on luck to make money leads to early death—that's the truth. It sounds nice, but how many actually dare to go all in? The phrase "secure the bag" sounds simple, but in reality, it's really hard to do. Can strategy replace luck? First, ask yourself if you truly have a solid strategy. The opportunity to make a profit is right in front of you, but it all depends on whether you're willing to take action.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 16h ago

It sounds good, but there are only a few who truly make money. Once again, I fell into my old habit this time. I can't see through the rhythm and am still greedy. Strategy replaces luck? Bro, I've heard that so many times my ears are calloused. It's easy to say "cash out decisively," but when it comes to the critical moment, I still get anxious. Seeing through the driving forces behind coin prices is easy to talk about, but it's too difficult to actually do.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 16h ago

Lucky? Ha, then you must be incredibly fortunate. The key is to see through the rhythm and not be soft-handed. --- Exactly, I just worry that knowing the principles but failing to execute. Most people get stuck at the hesitation step. --- Always hear this set, but the problem is that knowing is easy, doing is hard, brother. --- Securing profits is truly a skill, but unfortunately, not many can achieve it. --- Ten years in the crypto circle? Then your returns must be quite impressive. --- Strategy replaces luck, sounds like a dragon-slaying skill. Practical experience is the best teacher. --- Keeping up with the rhythm sounds simple, but in reality, it's even harder than reaching the sky. --- Not greedy, not hesitant—easy to say, but very difficult to do.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 16h ago

No matter how beautifully this set of words is spoken, it’s of little use if it doesn’t translate into real profit for those who can actually implement it. The phrase "seeing through the coin price" is somewhat absolute; with so many variables in the market, who can truly predict accurately? Ultimately, you still need capital as a foundation; without money, no strategy is effective. If strategies really worked, so many people wouldn’t be losing money and turning into amateurs. Another person talking about making money—why not do live trading sessions? It seems successful people love to share their experiences, but experience sounds easy to talk about and hard to do.

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ChainDoctor

· 16h ago

Really, you're right, but knowing is easy; doing is hard. When will I be able to stop greed? It sounds simple, but in practice, the mindset completely collapses. However, I agree that strategy > luck, there's no doubt about that.

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