2026-01-13 10:26:59

Trading is all about the trend being king. Don't operate blindly; instead, find the track and style you are truly good at — this is the foundation of making money.

For small opportunities you're not confident about, it's better to miss out than to force it. Be patient and wait for high-probability good positions; this is a must-have skill for professional traders. In the primary market, either race against time to enter early and reap the dividends; or rely on insight and dare to act when others hesitate. Whatever approach you choose, you must master at least one.

What truly cannot be changed are the market and others; the only thing you can change is your own cognition and execution. Adjust your mindset, iterate your strategy — this is the key to long-term survival.

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SnapshotStriker

· 7h ago

That's right, but I'm just worried that once I know, I won't be able to do it.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 7h ago

I agree that trend is king, but the core still depends on whether your computing power configuration can keep up with the difficulty adjustment cycle. The ROI in the primary market looks attractive, but in reality, the investment return cycle is often seriously underestimated. Simply put, focus on the track you are good at. On my side, I mainly follow mining data. Recently, the efficiency of 8-card mining machines in TH/s has indeed been improving. High win rate opportunities are worth taking, I have deep experience with this. Two months ago, I watched helplessly as a fellow miner aggressively pursued a coin. Now, you can imagine how they are doing. You can't change the market, only yourself. This sounds a bit like chicken soup, but it is indeed the truth. The underlying logic of adjusting strategies is the foundation for long-term survival.

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