2026-01-03 07:26:22

Taking shortcuts and looking for tricks often lead to the fastest pitfalls. Trading, whether it's futures or spot, is essentially physical work. Internet jobs, engineering development, and any profession are the same — fundamentally, they can't escape this point.

My daily routine can illustrate the point. Writing dozens of scripts every day, shooting more than ten videos, and also doing live broadcasts for several hours — isn't this just repetitive hard labor? Many people have heard the saying — only ask about effort, not about rewards. If you really want to make money in this market, the biggest misconception is impatience. Don't expect immediate results; first, do your current tasks thoroughly. What you should think about is not "how to make money quickly," but "how to do this job properly." Reversing the order is all in vain.

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LiquidityWizard

· 21h ago

You're so right. Those looking for shortcuts are the ones who fail the fastest. People always talk about secrets, secrets, but there are no secrets—just do it. Me too, repeating the same tasks every day, it's so annoying but there's nothing I can do, after all, I need to make money. Anyway, there's no rush; if the order is wrong, nothing will work.

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GetRichLeek

· 21h ago

Oh, I love hearing that... I TM am the fool who falls into the trap the fastest by trying to find tricks. Every scam coin I buy hits the top precisely, and after looking at on-chain data for a long time, I'm still in a loss.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 21h ago

People always talk about finding tricks and taking shortcuts, but in the end, the ones who lose the most are these folks. Trading is just like working a job; without clever strategies, you have to put in hard work. There's nothing wrong with that, but few can truly stick with it.

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WagmiAnon

· 21h ago

Really, you still have to do your homework honestly. For those hoping to get rich overnight, I find it exhausting just to watch. The crypto world is always like this; rushing won't cook the tofu faster. Build a solid foundation first, then steady growth can follow. Physical effort is no problem, but the key is continuous investment. Seeking quick profits is truly the biggest poison in trading. That's why most people end up losing in the end. Solid > flashy, repeatedly emphasizing this logic.

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