There’s a follower in the fan group who recently went heavily short on <$SNDK >, and he’s taken quite a significant loss. His mood is also extremely anxious. Seeing his condition is like seeing my past self—perhaps it’s a reflection of the countless new traders as well. The words below are also the original intention behind why I created this group and have kept doing live streams.
When I first started trading, I also joined many groups. In those groups, every day was filled with profit screenshots, precise bottom-fishing, and doubled returns—like everyone was making money, while I kept making the same mistakes.
But later I realized that everyone goes through their darkest moments. The majority just get used to showing only their good side—making money—while choosing silence when they’re losing.
Over time, those who witness it begin to doubt themselves. Why can others make money, but I’m so bad? Why does everyone else seem to catch the market every time, while I keep losing?
But real trading has never been like that.
So in my group, I don’t want everyone to overly show off profits or create anxiety. Instead of “I bet right again this time,” I’d rather have you share your losing trades and the reasons behind them.
Reviewing one mistake is often more valuable than posting ten profit screenshots!
You can also share your trade ideas, but it’s best not to just throw out a single entry price. A price point without logic, stop-loss, and position management doesn’t matter much for long-term trading.
This morning I posted two of my own trades: one was a losing trade from last night where I shorted <$SKHY > on the left side of 147, and the other was a floating-profit trade this morning where I shorted <$ETH >. I shared these two trades to tell everyone that the trades I post in the group are trades I’m also making myself. I’m right here with you. We’ll witness the profits together—and my losses won’t disappear either.
A single losing trade can’t prove that you’re not suited to trading. What really needs to be solved is position size, stop-loss, and your trading plan—not getting anxious and then rushing to recover the loss with an even larger position.
In this crypto world full of comparisons, anxiety, and “get rich quick” stories, I hope everyone can:
Have less worship of profits, and more authentic post-trade review;
Have less blind following, and more independent judgment.
If you want to exchange ideas and learn together, you can join the fan group on the homepage. You’re also welcome to come to the live streams to watch the market together.
Follow me—so your judgment is clearer, and trading is simpler!
When I first started trading, I also joined many groups. In those groups, every day was filled with profit screenshots, precise bottom-fishing, and doubled returns—like everyone was making money, while I kept making the same mistakes.
But later I realized that everyone goes through their darkest moments. The majority just get used to showing only their good side—making money—while choosing silence when they’re losing.
Over time, those who witness it begin to doubt themselves. Why can others make money, but I’m so bad? Why does everyone else seem to catch the market every time, while I keep losing?
But real trading has never been like that.
So in my group, I don’t want everyone to overly show off profits or create anxiety. Instead of “I bet right again this time,” I’d rather have you share your losing trades and the reasons behind them.
Reviewing one mistake is often more valuable than posting ten profit screenshots!
You can also share your trade ideas, but it’s best not to just throw out a single entry price. A price point without logic, stop-loss, and position management doesn’t matter much for long-term trading.
This morning I posted two of my own trades: one was a losing trade from last night where I shorted <$SKHY > on the left side of 147, and the other was a floating-profit trade this morning where I shorted <$ETH >. I shared these two trades to tell everyone that the trades I post in the group are trades I’m also making myself. I’m right here with you. We’ll witness the profits together—and my losses won’t disappear either.
A single losing trade can’t prove that you’re not suited to trading. What really needs to be solved is position size, stop-loss, and your trading plan—not getting anxious and then rushing to recover the loss with an even larger position.
In this crypto world full of comparisons, anxiety, and “get rich quick” stories, I hope everyone can:
Have less worship of profits, and more authentic post-trade review;
Have less blind following, and more independent judgment.
If you want to exchange ideas and learn together, you can join the fan group on the homepage. You’re also welcome to come to the live streams to watch the market together.
Follow me—so your judgment is clearer, and trading is simpler!
