In the exchange, most people's attention is always focused on one place: which coin is soaring, and which coin is plunging. This obsession has almost become a kind of professional disease—watching the market, betting, dreaming of getting rich overnight. But think about it carefully, if success were so easy to master, the market's own logic would collapse.



There is no such thing as effortless gain in this world. True winners never rely solely on luck; they focus their energy on three areas: first, the market's operating principles; second, the actual development trajectory of each chain and project; third, their own risk tolerance. Only by thoroughly understanding these three aspects and then analyzing the ratio of output to input can one make relatively rational decisions.

The crypto world needs not more gamblers, but more people who know how to do the math.
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StablecoinGuardianvip
· 2h ago
You're right, but in reality, nine out of ten people are still watching the market and gambling on luck. The dream of getting rich overnight is too easy to chase; few actually know how to do the math. The more you watch the market, the more anxious you become; you might lose your peace of mind before even making any money. Regarding risk tolerance, many people haven't clearly understood how much they can afford to lose. We all know that the fundamentals of a project need to be examined, but greed makes us forget all that. This circle lacks cold-blooded calculators; unfortunately, most are passionate gamblers. Luck? Haha, that's just an excuse when losing money. It's easy to say you should analyze three points before taking action, but few can truly stick to it in practice. There are too many gamblers, but few who can do the math; on the other hand, there are plenty of mentors.
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GasOptimizervip
· 2h ago
That's right, but I still see many people unable to change their habit of constantly watching the market; just a small green light and they can't sleep. The truly profitable traders have long shifted their focus to fundamental analysis, while we are still chasing after pump and dump. This statement hits hard. Being good at calculations really increases the win rate by ten times compared to gambling. Few people understand risk management; most are still dreaming of the next hundredfold coin. I agree, but unfortunately most retail investors can't take it. Seeing through market logic and actually executing it are two different things; execution is the hardest part. The crypto world isn't short of stories, what it lacks is this kind of calm mind.
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AirdropHunter420vip
· 2h ago
Basically, most people are just gambling, not investing at all. The group of people staring at the charts every day should have woken up long ago; luck is unreliable. Those who understand blockchain have already made a fortune, while rookies are still chasing highs and selling lows. This is the real truth about the crypto world, but no one wants to hear it. You need to learn to look at the fundamentals, don't just get excited by the K-line. Those who truly know how to make money have already spread out their risks, not going all-in. If you can't set a proper stop-loss, all your efforts to make money are pointless.
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AllTalkLongTradervip
· 2h ago
You're right, but most people simply can't do it, still unable to resist chasing gains and selling on dips. Those who truly understand these three points would have already held coins and wouldn't care about multiples or dozens of times gains. I just want to ask, who the hell has actually done the math? Watching the market is addictive, I admit that, and I can't change it. That's what they say, but the market will always teach you a lesson; you have to pay the tuition. Wow, hearing you say that makes me want to turn over a new leaf, haha, impossible. Mindless chasing highs is just about giving away money, there's no problem with that logic. People who can do the math would have been financially free long ago; those still hanging around the community are amateurs. Whether or not you do the math, you still have to go all in, or you won't make quick money.
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0xLostKeyvip
· 3h ago
You're so right, day-trading maniacs don't want to hear this at all. The dream of getting rich overnight is tempting, but once you wake up, you still have to pay off your debts. The real money-makers have long since left the chat groups. Instead of studying K-line charts, it's better to first understand your own risk tolerance. What the crypto world lacks most is people who understand how to do the math; right now, it's all just gamblers' mentality.
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