Brother Bin points out: Behind the gains and losses of an account is actually the balance sheet of one's mindset.
Damn it, it dropped again, this broken market is unplayable!
Look at how they do oscillating compound interest, steadily 20% a month, how do they do it?
The bull market is here, Old Wang next door heavily invested and made five times his money, why don't I have that kind of courage?
Are these words familiar to you? Cursing when the market is bad, feeling envious when it's good—it's not that you can't trade, you just haven't learned how to get along with the market. Today, Brother Bin is going to talk about something real, explaining why some people can continuously make money while most can only get cut repeatedly.
1. The market specializes in treating all forms of defiance: The self-cultivation of retail investors.
When the market rises, you are afraid to chase, worried about getting stuck; when the market falls, you are afraid to short, worried about being caught in a rebound. When it drops, you panic; when it rises, you get anxious, constantly switching back and forth between regret and fear.
Ultimately, you are not losing to the market; you are losing to your own fickle heart.
For example, when Bitcoin fell from its high of $126,000 last October, how many people were cursing and cutting losses? As a result, it returned to $90,000 at the beginning of this year. Those who bought in batches during the decline are now laughing. The market always tests human nature, and human nature never likes 'delayed gratification.'
2. True strong players rely on 'going with the flow,' not luck.
What does it mean to 'go with the flow'? It's not about chasing prices when they rise or selling when they fall, but about making the most suitable decisions for the current environment at different stages.
During the consolidation period: While others are bored scrolling through Twitter, smart people are engaging in range grid trading, earning money from volatility.
Deep Pit Period: Retail investors are crying for help, while experts are quietly dollar-cost averaging to accumulate positions, like Bitcoin around $60,000.
Takeoff period: Newcomers FOMO chase highs, while veterans take profits in batches to lock in gains.
In Brother Bin's view, those who can truly survive as players understand how to make 'seasonal switches' in their strategies. It's like driving; you need to slow down in the rain and accelerate on sunny days.
3. Mindset determines your pocket: What you can earn is all within your understanding.
Why can some people hold onto their positions? Why do some dare to increase their positions during a crash? Because they have a complete trading system and psychological plans.
For example, in this cycle, why do some institutions start positioning when Bitcoin is between $60,000 and $70,000? Because they judge that this is a key long-term support zone. And retail investors? They panic when it drops below $80,000 and cut their losses.
What you envy is not others' profits, but that calmness of 'not panicking whether the market rises or falls.' This calmness comes from understanding the market, having a clear plan, and the discipline to execute that plan.
4. Brother Bin's heartfelt words: Slow is fast; don't rush to become a 'rich legend.'
Many people always think about going all in to achieve financial freedom, but it often turns into 'freedom wealth'. However, Brother Bin has seen so many cycles; those who truly survive are those with steady rhythms, calm minds, and who do not pursue perfect trades.
The market never lacks opportunities; it lacks people who can last long enough. If you experience the compounding during the consolidation period, the positioning during the deep pit period, and the profit-taking during the takeoff period, when you look back, you will find you have gone further than most. Follow Brother Bin to learn more firsthand information and precise points in the crypto circle; educating yourself is your greatest wealth!#加密市场反弹 #小非农数据不及预期 $ETH
