Let’s keep talking about useful insights. Whether you play copycats in the market, or chase big-bet Ether, or trade U.S. stocks—whether it’s technical analysis or indicators, whether it’s monitoring or market news, whether it’s AI automation—there are many things involved. For every aspect, someone develops software of their own, monitors and digs into information that benefits them, assists their trading, and improves their win rate and risk-reward ratio.
Behind making money is effort: development and research. Research the news flow, research team information, monitor on-chain data, determine the market makers and their trading style, and ultimately form a strategy. All of this is only to increase your own confidence. If you can’t hold positions, it’s because you lack confidence. And if you lack confidence, you’re just confused—because you don’t understand, because you haven’t researched, because you haven’t put in effort, because you don’t have tools that help you trade.
Making money isn’t about luck. It’s about confidence. Behind confidence is research: deep digging, finding information that benefits you. When you obtain important information, you’ll find that both the rise and the fall are within your expectations. When the market shakes out liquidity, you’ll be firm—you won’t be blind. Why be blind? Because you didn’t do investment research.
For example: on-chain token supply concentration, open interest in secondary derivatives contracts, the main players’ cost basis when building positions, sudden spikes in volume, abnormal price movements, and so on. When the main forces start trading and executing strategies can all be inferred from the above observations.
So what you’re missing, you know. If you’re missing something,补 it. Anything you won’t do, learn it. In short, there’s only one way to improve yourself: improve yourself—go beyond your current self.
Don’t talk about mindset. Don’t talk about position sizing management. And don’t worship the existence of gods. You’re a person. You have feelings—you’ll get irritated, you’ll get angry, and you’ll feel happy. It’s normal for your emotions to fluctuate, and for your mindset to be off.
If you only have ten thousand to play with, can your mindset be good? Can you become better and “turn things around” from being a loser? Because you want a shortcut, so you go aggressive and your position size gets too big—then your mindset naturally gets worse.
If you have a million, and you use ten thousand to play, can your mindset be bad? It’s like profit and loss doesn’t matter much, so how should you manage your mindset? If you have money, you don’t need to worry about mindset. If you don’t have money, you can’t control it. Like a line people quote online about the Sichuan earthquake: “A small quake doesn’t need to run; a big quake runs won’t be able to.”
Behind making money is effort: development and research. Research the news flow, research team information, monitor on-chain data, determine the market makers and their trading style, and ultimately form a strategy. All of this is only to increase your own confidence. If you can’t hold positions, it’s because you lack confidence. And if you lack confidence, you’re just confused—because you don’t understand, because you haven’t researched, because you haven’t put in effort, because you don’t have tools that help you trade.
Making money isn’t about luck. It’s about confidence. Behind confidence is research: deep digging, finding information that benefits you. When you obtain important information, you’ll find that both the rise and the fall are within your expectations. When the market shakes out liquidity, you’ll be firm—you won’t be blind. Why be blind? Because you didn’t do investment research.
For example: on-chain token supply concentration, open interest in secondary derivatives contracts, the main players’ cost basis when building positions, sudden spikes in volume, abnormal price movements, and so on. When the main forces start trading and executing strategies can all be inferred from the above observations.
So what you’re missing, you know. If you’re missing something,补 it. Anything you won’t do, learn it. In short, there’s only one way to improve yourself: improve yourself—go beyond your current self.
Don’t talk about mindset. Don’t talk about position sizing management. And don’t worship the existence of gods. You’re a person. You have feelings—you’ll get irritated, you’ll get angry, and you’ll feel happy. It’s normal for your emotions to fluctuate, and for your mindset to be off.
If you only have ten thousand to play with, can your mindset be good? Can you become better and “turn things around” from being a loser? Because you want a shortcut, so you go aggressive and your position size gets too big—then your mindset naturally gets worse.
If you have a million, and you use ten thousand to play, can your mindset be bad? It’s like profit and loss doesn’t matter much, so how should you manage your mindset? If you have money, you don’t need to worry about mindset. If you don’t have money, you can’t control it. Like a line people quote online about the Sichuan earthquake: “A small quake doesn’t need to run; a big quake runs won’t be able to.”