The recent market has been quite interesting, with many people entering the market hoping to share a piece of the pie, but only a few actually make money. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to let trading robots help you clarify your thinking. To be honest, the most testing aspect of a bull market is mindset and execution. A good trading system can identify key signals that indicate the start of a bull market, so you don't have to watch the market all day and worry about missing the best entry point. More importantly, position management is crucial. The risks at different stages of a bull market are completely different; when the market is strong, you dare to increase your position, but you must also be prepared for pullbacks at any time. Setting reasonable take-profit and stop-loss levels can ensure that your gains in the bull market are truly secured, rather than watching unrealized profits turn into bubbles. Trading is like warfare; only with strategy can you win. Instead of operating based on intuition, it's better to let strategies guard your trades, so you can achieve stable profit growth in a bull market.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 13h ago
If I had known earlier that the robot could help me avoid pitfalls, I wouldn't have gone all-in with my entire position. Now it's all tears.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 13h ago
Robots sound reliable, but I still can't trust them.
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They're starting to promote robots again. They sound nice, but in the end, it's just cutting leeks.
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Mindset and execution? My problem is insufficient capital haha.
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Taking profits and stop-losses are indeed important, but the key is that most people simply can't do it.
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There are many people who can't make money in a bull market, it's not the robot's fault.
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Having a good strategy is not as effective as good luck in bottom-fishing.
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Battle? Bro, this is gambling. Don't dress it up so grandly.
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staking_gramps
· 13h ago
Robots are reliable, but when it comes to mindset, it really can't be automated.
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AirdropHuntress
· 14h ago
Selling robots again, after research and analysis, I don't really care if the data of these "automated trading systems" looks good or not. The key issue is that the project's background is questionable. Historical data shows that most people who follow the trend and use these things end up losing everything. Don't be greedy; taking profits and cutting losses is correct, but how many can actually execute it?
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DeFiAlchemist
· 14h ago
ngl the whole "let bots do your thinking" narrative feels like financial alchemy gone wrong... sure, position sizing matters, but where's the *actual* yield optimization math here? just vibes and bot worship, fr fr
The recent market has been quite interesting, with many people entering the market hoping to share a piece of the pie, but only a few actually make money. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to let trading robots help you clarify your thinking. To be honest, the most testing aspect of a bull market is mindset and execution. A good trading system can identify key signals that indicate the start of a bull market, so you don't have to watch the market all day and worry about missing the best entry point. More importantly, position management is crucial. The risks at different stages of a bull market are completely different; when the market is strong, you dare to increase your position, but you must also be prepared for pullbacks at any time. Setting reasonable take-profit and stop-loss levels can ensure that your gains in the bull market are truly secured, rather than watching unrealized profits turn into bubbles. Trading is like warfare; only with strategy can you win. Instead of operating based on intuition, it's better to let strategies guard your trades, so you can achieve stable profit growth in a bull market.