Trading itself may seem simple, but finding a trading system that matches it is the most challenging. Trading is like your passion for sports, but sports can be categorized into tennis, golf, running, and soccer, which is a bit like a trading system. I'm afraid you'll want to master it all: make money today by following memes, tomorrow by following trends, and the day after tomorrow by following events. The best approach is to experience and play as much as possible, find the areas where you grow faster than others per unit time, then dedicate time to deliberate practice, and finally, wait for the blossoming of your skills. The progression from 1.0 to 3.0 to 5.0 in tennis, and from 100+ to 70 in golf, wasn't a linear process; it was all a chaotic process of positioning. Ultimately, the real driver was your passion for it that day, and that passion stemmed from positive feedback, which stemmed from your deliberate practice. And the progress from deliberate practice stemmed from your little bit of talent. So, don't be competitive; focus on yourself. The fun part of trading is that it has nothing to do with others. Most of this is just for myself, haha.

I've observed subjectively that some people who achieve big results are highly capable of reverse rationalization. For example, if they lose money on a particular day, they might reason that since so many others have lost money, it's reasonable for them to lose too. Who could have predicted Trump's sudden tweet? They then silently record this moment and take note of it next time. Avoiding internal friction is a crucial hurdle in trading, and that presupposes staying alive.

It's quite sad. I have almost never lost money since I started trading without looking at fundamentals. But the fundamentals have always been there, but they just don't happen according to your analysis. In the past, most of them were based on experience, not logic. For example, the alt season, what everyone wants is not the alt season, but a market environment where everything goes up. Then, weren't inscriptions the alt season? Wasn't meme the alt season? Wasn't coin stocks the alt season? So Duan Yongping's duty and honesty to oneself are applied here, right?

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⚡️ Trading mode is not a technical choice but a lifestyle choice The other day I chatted with gpt and talked about trend trading. It said that you don’t like trend trading. You like a life where you don’t have to watch the market every day. You like the state of rushing to heavy positions with certainty. You like to keep the habit of going to bed early and getting up early and doing a good job of trading. This conversation is very useful to me. We are often troubled by other people’s good news. How much money did xxx make by rolling positions, how much money did xxx make by meme, these are actually the expressions of other people’s life attitudes in trading. For example, some people can stay at home for five days, stare at the chain, and rest crazily after getting the results. For finding a trading style that suits you in the early stage, I think you can ask yourself a few questions: 1. What kind of life do you expect? Give yourself a time schedule and tell yourself honestly how long you can take out to trade every day 2. What did you do better than others in the past? What are the common methods? 3. What are your advantages in the eyes of others? Why do others need you? 4. What trading styles do you know in the end? What abilities do they require? Do they match yours above? In fact, it is very simple to choose the right one. You will find that you progress faster than those who start at the same time. This is your way.

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1 SOL Started from scratch and quickly earned 7 figures Have you ever seen a kind-hearted person like DNF? I read her money-making secrets in one go, and I admit that I am too stupid

Top 3 transactions with the largest total profit and loss within 30 days: $SUPA • Average purchase price: $0.00159 • Average selling price: $0 • Total purchase/sale amount: $43.5K / $0 • Current holding: 100% (27.3M / 27.3M) • Realized profit: -$39.7K (-91.28%) • Holding time: 112 days (including margin call) • Number of sales: 0 Narrative: SUPA is a project designed around the automatic coin issuance process of Telegram Bot. The logic is that users can use robots to achieve "one-click coin issuance". The project is mainly technical demonstrations and is driven by Supa Pump Bot. Operational analysis: DNF had an early layout ($0.00639 and $0.00896), but did not reduce its position at the high point. After 112 days, it chose to increase its position at a low position to remedy the situation, but was deeply trapped. Currently, the position is fully occupied and has not been moved. This is a typical case of "adding to position and averaging → the more you add, the greater the loss".

"Car heads" also lose money, but they always have opportunities and methods to make more. The above is the trading secrets of DNF. This content is co-created by me, @sky_gpt, and @minta0103. ------------------------------- I am FC, In-depth research on top traders, each article pursues secondary and on-chain inspiration.