#交易心得分享 There are about 30 days—almost a month—left. I’m about to hit my one-year mark in the industry.
Ever since I started trading, it feels like time has been flying by so fast.
So many things happened in between!
When I first entered the scene, I heard about the famous 1011, and then officially stepped into the bear market.
Then I went through the events: the Iran–U.S. conflict, MicroStrategy selling coins, the Fed chair changing, the restart of rate hikes… and so on, and so on.
My capital size isn’t big. So honestly, it’s not really “investing.”
Over the past year, what I’ve been doing is speculative trading.
I do spot swings and also trade futures.
But thinking about it, I actually made an investment that’s been very successful so far.
That would be paying for learning and joining BTB research and investment.
@Crypto-爱币斯坦 @BTB投研
From the moment I got into this space, I knew there’s no such thing as a free lunch.
I can’t just believe what someone says and use it as a basis for buying or opening a position.
Maybe I was lucky—the market matched the information source I heard and I got the result.
But do I really know how I made money?
What if I had lost—would I know how I would have lost?
So I chose to improve my cognition and ability through the right learning channel and method.
Then earn money with skill—or lose money with skill.
At least I participated clearly and consciously in the trades, and in the market.
This past year, my account went from small capital—turning over—hitting new highs—big drawdowns—new highs again—big drawdowns again—then back to normal.
That roller-coaster kind of equity curve—was it because my learning wasn’t solid enough?
Or was it because BTB didn’t teach well?
No.
The main reason is that I hadn’t experienced enough, and my understanding wasn’t deep enough.
There are a lot of traps—ones that anyone would step into if reminded.
The first lesson from joining BTB learning
didn’t talk about techniques, and it didn’t talk about market judgment.
It was about values and some big-picture principles.
Is it useful for real trading? At the beginning, not really.
But after a year, when I look back, it is.
And I’m absolutely sure the message is right.
I don’t have much more to say.
I guess I’ve basically gone through a full bear market.
Next, it’s time to properly experience a bull market.✌️$BTC
Ever since I started trading, it feels like time has been flying by so fast.
So many things happened in between!
When I first entered the scene, I heard about the famous 1011, and then officially stepped into the bear market.
Then I went through the events: the Iran–U.S. conflict, MicroStrategy selling coins, the Fed chair changing, the restart of rate hikes… and so on, and so on.
My capital size isn’t big. So honestly, it’s not really “investing.”
Over the past year, what I’ve been doing is speculative trading.
I do spot swings and also trade futures.
But thinking about it, I actually made an investment that’s been very successful so far.
That would be paying for learning and joining BTB research and investment.
@Crypto-爱币斯坦 @BTB投研
From the moment I got into this space, I knew there’s no such thing as a free lunch.
I can’t just believe what someone says and use it as a basis for buying or opening a position.
Maybe I was lucky—the market matched the information source I heard and I got the result.
But do I really know how I made money?
What if I had lost—would I know how I would have lost?
So I chose to improve my cognition and ability through the right learning channel and method.
Then earn money with skill—or lose money with skill.
At least I participated clearly and consciously in the trades, and in the market.
This past year, my account went from small capital—turning over—hitting new highs—big drawdowns—new highs again—big drawdowns again—then back to normal.
That roller-coaster kind of equity curve—was it because my learning wasn’t solid enough?
Or was it because BTB didn’t teach well?
No.
The main reason is that I hadn’t experienced enough, and my understanding wasn’t deep enough.
There are a lot of traps—ones that anyone would step into if reminded.
The first lesson from joining BTB learning
didn’t talk about techniques, and it didn’t talk about market judgment.
It was about values and some big-picture principles.
Is it useful for real trading? At the beginning, not really.
But after a year, when I look back, it is.
And I’m absolutely sure the message is right.
I don’t have much more to say.
I guess I’ve basically gone through a full bear market.
Next, it’s time to properly experience a bull market.✌️$BTC