Let me tell you a painful reality today: a lot of fans found “Ying Ge” and said,
“Ying Ge, why do so many people make money doing longs in the square, but when I do longs, I keep losing more and more?”
“Do you also have this kind of situation?”
When you see others’ trading screenshots, you’re so itchy you can’t stand it. You rush to check your own account and find that it’s still stuck in place.
So you get desperate—chase the price, go all-in with high leverage, and you’re hoping the next trade will make back someone else’s year-long profit.
What happens then?
While they’re still posting, your account is about to run out.
The real problem isn’t that you don’t have opportunities—it’s that you keep dancing to other people’s rhythm.
When they’re making money going long, you jump in after they’ve already planned to exit. When they make money shorting, you follow—and they exit again. You’re always chasing, always the one buying the top.
I have a brother who used to be like this. He watched every day in the group—who made money, who doubled—once he saw it, he would rush in.
In three months, he got liquidated twice.
Later, I told him to do one thing: leave all the groups.
Don’t focus on how much other people earn—just watch your own chart and follow your rules. After two months, his account actually started turning green.
He said that once he stopped looking at others, he was able to calm down.
Don’t always stare at the meat in someone else’s bowl. What you should do is heat up your own pot.
The people who make money aren’t because they’re just more amazing—they move according to their own pace, without panic, without rushing, and without following the crowd.
Bring your attention back, control your hands: wait when it’s time to wait, and enter when it’s time to enter.$B2
You’ll find that those opportunities you used to be jealous of—you can also get your share of them!!
#币圈暴富
#小白必看
“Ying Ge, why do so many people make money doing longs in the square, but when I do longs, I keep losing more and more?”
“Do you also have this kind of situation?”
When you see others’ trading screenshots, you’re so itchy you can’t stand it. You rush to check your own account and find that it’s still stuck in place.
So you get desperate—chase the price, go all-in with high leverage, and you’re hoping the next trade will make back someone else’s year-long profit.
What happens then?
While they’re still posting, your account is about to run out.
The real problem isn’t that you don’t have opportunities—it’s that you keep dancing to other people’s rhythm.
When they’re making money going long, you jump in after they’ve already planned to exit. When they make money shorting, you follow—and they exit again. You’re always chasing, always the one buying the top.
I have a brother who used to be like this. He watched every day in the group—who made money, who doubled—once he saw it, he would rush in.
In three months, he got liquidated twice.
Later, I told him to do one thing: leave all the groups.
Don’t focus on how much other people earn—just watch your own chart and follow your rules. After two months, his account actually started turning green.
He said that once he stopped looking at others, he was able to calm down.
Don’t always stare at the meat in someone else’s bowl. What you should do is heat up your own pot.
The people who make money aren’t because they’re just more amazing—they move according to their own pace, without panic, without rushing, and without following the crowd.
Bring your attention back, control your hands: wait when it’s time to wait, and enter when it’s time to enter.$B2
You’ll find that those opportunities you used to be jealous of—you can also get your share of them!!
#币圈暴富
#小白必看
