2025-12-30 12:41:01

#大户持仓变化 Trading to make money boils down to one thing: timing the big market moves accurately.

When the trend is here, you can make money even with your eyes closed; when the trend isn't there, no matter how much you try, it's all in vain. This is the harsh reality of the market.

So my approach is very stubborn:
If there's no clear signal, I resolutely stay out. Without decent returns as a safety net, I won't add to my position. You can't try everything in trading; otherwise, you'll just wear yourself out completely.

A winning mindset is very important—if you're going to make money, make big ones; small gains and small losses are a disease. The simpler the strategy, the better: during an uptrend, look for the strongest coins; during a downtrend, target the weakest ones. Don't make things complicated for yourself.

The core principles are three: low frequency, patience, and strict discipline.

Wait for the strongest trend to emerge before taking action, and deploy your positions all at once. If you make a wrong call, cut losses immediately—preserving your capital is the top priority. If you're right, hold on tightly and let the profit/loss ratio soar to the limit. Use a comprehensive analysis of technical patterns, market sentiment, and capital flow signals—don't obsess over just one indicator.

The reality is, being able to seize three to five decent opportunities a year is enough. With the power of compound interest and consistent effort over several years, a leap in your level is truly not a dream.

Don't get frustrated by the small fluctuations of daily K-line charts—most importantly, wait. Wait for the wind to come, then ride the wave. The market always exists, opportunities are available every day. To avoid getting lost, you must learn to time your entries.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 16h ago

That's right, it's just waiting for the moment the wind comes, other times are really just self-sabotage. People are really too easily affected by daily charts, but in the end, only those few big market moves make money. I believe in this logic, but very few can stick to it. Instead of watching K-line charts every day, it's better to go to sleep; when you wake up, the wind might have already come. Low frequency and strict discipline sound simple, but it's the hardest when you're itching to trade. The idea of three to five opportunities a year is really hitting home, indicating that we're making money from big swing trades.

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AirDropMissed

· 12-30 15:42

That's right, it's just that simple... Three to five opportunities a year, but the problem is most people can't wait that long. It's all about hustle, trying to scalp every 1% fluctuation, only to be repeatedly pierced by the market. Even if you get it right, you still have to withstand the psychological pressure of not cutting losses, which is even harder than making money itself.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 12-30 13:10

Exactly right, but execution is too difficult. I often get cut in small fluctuations and can't find my bearings.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 12-30 13:00

That's right, you just need to be patient and not get annoyed by daily K.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 12-30 12:58

That's right, but you have to wait for the wind to come... I've been holding steady for the past two months without moving, while others are busy tinkering every day and getting exhausted. I can actually sleep well instead.

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Blockblind

· 12-30 12:50

That's right, grabbing three or five big opportunities a year is the true way of life... I used to keep messing around with daily K-lines, but in the end, I didn't make any profit. But it also depends on personal temperament; many people simply can't wait and have to act every day. I generally agree, but I have to ask—how do you determine that a signal is "clear"? I've long understood that low frequency is the right path, but actually executing it is really difficult. Everyone says to be patient, but when it comes to cutting losses, they still hesitate... This is the real test.

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