#以太坊大户持仓变化 $BTC $ETH $SOL——Why do most people in the crypto world end up losing money? Honestly, this is a question worth deep reflection.

Many people enter the crypto space purely out of following the trend. Lacking sufficient knowledge, they can only watch the K-line movements, follow the crowd, chase after rises and sell on dips, frequently stop-lossing, and naturally end up being repeatedly "harvested." Some players have been in the game for years, still making gains and losses, without ever understanding why they make money or why they lose—it's like feeling around in the fog, never finding a pattern.

Many in the crypto world are just guessing blindly. Most who actually make money are lucky. Only a few understand the true trading logic; others will eventually pay tuition fees. Impulsive trading and aggressive position building? That’s suicidal behavior. The common problem among losing traders is distorted concepts, broken methodologies, and an unwillingness to change.

Why is it so hard for those losing money to turn around? Because they lack predictive ability—if they can't see the future trend clearly, they can't truly change their situation. Everyone has inertia; the first step is the hardest. Some can't distinguish between true and false information, see something and learn something, and in the end, they can only become "knowledge vendors" and chives.

Some people follow news to trade contracts without verifying, unable to hold their positions steadily, and easily get liquidated. They don't study economics or macro supply and demand; when the market hits a turning point, they suffer big losses. These people don't put in effort to study effective supply-demand analysis and macro directional judgment. Instead, they keep stumbling on wrong methods, making it impossible to escape the predicament.

In fact, there are many strategies, but the key is to find the one that suits you. My logic is simple: first determine the macro trend direction, then buy at support levels and sell at resistance levels. Short-term fluctuations causing losses? Don't worry about it. The focus is whether the trend truly exists; preserving capital is necessary to wait for the next opportunity. This is the way to survive.