2026-01-02 16:20:22

Recently, hundreds of people have followed my Time-Based Opening Theory, and tonight's short-term trading is a typical example. For instance, with ETH futures this wave, it was stuck at the 9 level, hovering around the previous high without breaking through, then retraced to 10 to go long—almost a replica of last night.

It looks very simple, right? But very few people can actually follow through with it. Someone asked me if this set of theories has no real substance, if it's just armchair strategy. I want to ask everyone, how many times have I verified this logic? The key is how to execute it in actual trading. Frankly, trading is just like that—knowing is one thing, being able to do it is another.

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FrontRunFighter

· 16h ago

ngl this "execution gap" is the real dark forest out here... everyone sees the setup but nobody's got the discipline to actually pull the trigger when it matters. that's where the real money gets extracted fr

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 16h ago

Knowing and doing are two different things, which is why most people are still losing money --- It's the old saying that it's easy to know but hard to act. I've seen too many people just talk without action --- The move from 9 to 10 is indeed textbook-like, but to calmly execute it in the market? Hehe --- Having hundreds of followers doesn't mean hundreds of people can make money. This truth is too painful --- I feel that most people lose to their mentality, not to the theory --- This logic is indeed flawless, but human nature is the biggest bug --- I just want to know how many people can truly stick to disciplined stop-loss, don't deceive yourself --- Watching it is easy, copying it is hard, this is the charm of the market, right

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 16h ago

Knowing and doing are separated by a lesson of blood.

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EthSandwichHero

· 17h ago

That's right, knowing and doing are two different things. I often read papers and execute trades smoothly, but when it comes to real trading, I fall flat.

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 17h ago

There is a mother river between knowing and doing. I looked for a long time but still didn't dare to...

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