2026-01-09 10:25:02

On days of market plunges, you can see human nature most clearly. Today, I caught three waves in a row. Old friends know my habit—no nonsense, if there's a level, I go in; if I need to cut losses, I do it.

A fan privately said that with this earning rhythm, they want to buy a good car by the end of the year. I replied, "With the current momentum, it's not a big problem."

Many people think making money in the crypto world depends on brains, but actually the opposite is true. The truly smart people often die the fastest because they think too much. Those who can really ride big trends are never the ones constantly sharing opinions, but rather traders who: execute at target levels, follow risk control requirements, don't chase highs, don't get entangled, and don't change strategies arbitrarily.

The market rhythm is right there, and if you do your homework on monitoring the market, profits will come naturally. But I need to clarify—this sharing is only for those who genuinely want to turn things around through discipline and execution. Let's not waste time on shortcuts and tricks.

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BearMarketGardener

· 12h ago

Eat three waves in a row, this rhythm is really awesome. Smart people overthink and die faster, this hits hard. Execution is indeed the dividing line, no doubt about it. Cut losses without hesitation, this is the way to survive. The reasoning is sound, but it's easy to forget after hearing it. Really, those who can stick to discipline are rare. When changing cars, you still need to proceed steadily. Overthinking can lead to losses, I’ve gained some insight. Chasing highs is really difficult, emotional control is too important. I agree with this set of arguments, but executing it is another matter.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 01-09 10:55

Three waves in a row, that's the joy of the crypto world. People overthinking have already been wiped out; simplicity and brutality are the way to go. If you lack discipline and execution, it's better not to follow.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-09 10:54

nah, calling bs on this one. three segments in a row? transaction patterns don't support that narrative tbh. checked the wallet clustering data and the volumes look artificially inflated... statistical anomaly written all over it.

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AirdropHermit

· 01-09 10:51

People who overthink do tend to die faster, there's no doubt about that. Stop-loss is just that—stop-loss. Don't follow the crowd or get tangled up; that's the real way to stay alive. If you want to change your car at the end of the year, go ahead. Just wait until this wave of volatility passes. Execution > intelligence; the crypto world has already proven this. For those who don't want to listen, I won't bother. Let's go our separate ways.

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MidnightGenesis

· 01-09 10:46

On-chain data shows that this wave is indeed interesting. However, based on my observations, those who truly survive are never the ones relying on words alone.

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