$BTC Many people lose by “being too early,” and he wins by “being too quiet”
Many people trade and lose by being “too early”—
Buying the dip too early.
Adding positions too early.
Believing they’re right too early.
From 110,000 to 6.9 million, he has a very special habit:
The more lively the market is, the quieter he is.
When others start showing profits and discussing which coin will double—
he instead first reduces his position.
Because he knows—
The most likely time for the market to go wrong is often when everyone thinks they’re going to make money.
He also never catches falling knives.
When a coin drops 50% or 60%—
he won’t buy just because “it has dropped so much.”
First, look for signs that the down move has stopped.
Then, see whether the trading volume has come back.
See whether the trend has regained stability.
Falling a lot is never a reason to buy.$龙虾
Adding positions is the same.
It’s not that the price drops another 10% and you top up.
Instead, it’s that your original judgment is being confirmed by the market.
When the direction is right, add after a pullback.
When the direction is wrong, cut it clean.
It looks like he’s always a step behind others.
But once the real trend actually plays out, he holds it even more steadily.
After he starts making money, he also has a hard habit:
First, take part of the profits out.
He once said something I really agree with:
Unrealized gains on the books—if they never truly get cashed out—are still in risk.
Going from 110,000 to 6.9 million is only his experience.
Not everyone can copy it.
What’s truly worth learning—
is that the larger the account, the more restrained he becomes.
The bigger the account, the less you can be in a hurry.
Wait for confirmation.
Add with the trend.
Lock in profits first.#加拿大OSFI称代币化存款等同传统存款
Many people trade and lose by being “too early”—
Buying the dip too early.
Adding positions too early.
Believing they’re right too early.
From 110,000 to 6.9 million, he has a very special habit:
The more lively the market is, the quieter he is.
When others start showing profits and discussing which coin will double—
he instead first reduces his position.
Because he knows—
The most likely time for the market to go wrong is often when everyone thinks they’re going to make money.
He also never catches falling knives.
When a coin drops 50% or 60%—
he won’t buy just because “it has dropped so much.”
First, look for signs that the down move has stopped.
Then, see whether the trading volume has come back.
See whether the trend has regained stability.
Falling a lot is never a reason to buy.$龙虾
Adding positions is the same.
It’s not that the price drops another 10% and you top up.
Instead, it’s that your original judgment is being confirmed by the market.
When the direction is right, add after a pullback.
When the direction is wrong, cut it clean.
It looks like he’s always a step behind others.
But once the real trend actually plays out, he holds it even more steadily.
After he starts making money, he also has a hard habit:
First, take part of the profits out.
He once said something I really agree with:
Unrealized gains on the books—if they never truly get cashed out—are still in risk.
Going from 110,000 to 6.9 million is only his experience.
Not everyone can copy it.
What’s truly worth learning—
is that the larger the account, the more restrained he becomes.
The bigger the account, the less you can be in a hurry.
Wait for confirmation.
Add with the trend.
Lock in profits first.#加拿大OSFI称代币化存款等同传统存款
