You cannot make money through trading. Because you are too normal.
In trading, the results of a single order are random, but the results of 100 trades can be predicted.
Because of this, the behavior we exhibit in each trade needs to be consistent, regardless of whether we like it or not. If we apply the same correct behavior in every trade, we can almost guarantee profitability.
What is the right behavior? Why don't we observe what others are doing and then do the opposite? In other words, don't be so normal.
Increasing positions when profitable is 'anti-human' because our brains don't like it because we fear losing previous profits friends who dislike setting stop losses fear the defeat of their principal
But this method is worth a try even if just to add a little it's also a way to train your brain to face fear What cannot be forgotten is that the brain is just a muscle You can't just spend a day in the gym and have muscles like Cristiano Ronaldo
Your "get rich quick" mentality is the real culprit preventing you from making big money — By Pickle Cat
I bought my first Bitcoin in 2013. As a seasoned investor who has lived to 2026 and experienced over a decade of market cycles, I've seen countless ways this market can destroy and ruin people. I've discovered that over this long period, there seems to be an undeniable ironclad rule: That is, in this circle, the definition of "winning" is never how much money you make. Everyone who has been involved in this circle has made money at least once, no matter how novice they are or how small their initial capital is; they can become a "genius" for a short time. So what exactly is "winning"? It's making money and being able to keep that money even years later.
“Our brains seem not to be good at risk management; it has one main goal: to protect us from actual or perceived pain.”
“What confuses me even more is that I have seen these positions turn profitable multiple times, yet clients immediately close them. I often see this situation. They are not holding onto this position because they have confidence in it, but because they cannot bear the pain of being wrong. Once they are liberated from the pain of loss, they immediately close the position, resulting in zero profit. They are so relieved to avoid the pain of making a mistake, yet completely ignore that the market is now on their side.”
“They are not trading the financial markets; they are trading their own emotions.”
“The real (subconscious) reason for doubling down on losing trades is to try to escape pain.”
“Trading from a perspective of fear or greed does not lead to good decision-making.”
-《The Best Loser Wins》 “best loser wins”
Read it once, then read it again until fully digested☝🤓
I don't know if anyone remembers what I said Hahaha I really bet right, huh But I endured the single resistance for a long time Single resistance is a bad habit Must not develop it!
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I just flipped through the cryptocurrencies on alpha I saw a cryptocurrency called $FHE How can its market cap only be six million Then I saw that it actually has a contract I was curious and took a look at the data The contract positions in the past few days have increased so much And the big players are basically all going long Is the market maker planning something I don't care anymore Let's assume it's a 10u battle god
The 10u War God almost fell Fortunately, a bit of margin was added
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I just flipped through the cryptocurrencies on alpha I saw a cryptocurrency called $FHE How can its market cap only be six million Then I saw that it actually has a contract I was curious and took a look at the data The contract positions in the past few days have increased so much And the big players are basically all going long Is the market maker planning something I don't care anymore Let's assume it's a 10u battle god
I just flipped through the cryptocurrencies on alpha I saw a cryptocurrency called $FHE How can its market cap only be six million Then I saw that it actually has a contract I was curious and took a look at the data The contract positions in the past few days have increased so much And the big players are basically all going long Is the market maker planning something I don't care anymore Let's assume it's a 10u battle god
The daily trading volume is $500 million, I only heard about HIP-3 yesterday.
Here is my output exercise after lunch, feeling bored. Teachers, please go easy on me 🤓 (From the perspective of a newbie looking at the development of the crypto market)
I was curious, so I looked into the revenue model of HIP-3.
Basically, we can imagine Hyperliquid as a big supermarket, and HIP-3 is like adding a branch system to the supermarket: allowing others (those contract deployers) to open their own small shops, but the supermarket can still share the profits. In simple terms, HIP-3 helps Hyperliquid make money in the following ways:
Direct earnings: profit sharing and deposits. When trading in new stores (HIP-3 Market) opened by others, the transaction fees collected are split equally between Hyperliquid and the shop owner. The transaction fee is already double that of the old store (for example, the old store charges 0.03%, while the new store charges 0.06%), so the supermarket does not lose money. Before opening a store, a large deposit of $HYPE (at least $5 million) must be made, just like a security deposit. If the shop owner messes up, the deposit may be forfeited, and Hyper directly profits. I've heard there’s also a model where extra store openings can be auctioned, allowing Hyper to earn money as well. The result is more new stores, leading to higher supermarket revenue. For example, yesterday contributed $200,000 in transaction fees (I checked, may have errors).
Indirect earnings would mean that this wave has boosted Hyperliquid's popularity again. Now, it's not just those copying coins using it, but also those involved in stock trading and bond copying. I can naturally understand the rise of $HYPE.
To explain: HIP-3 allows Hyper, this big supermarket, to sell more items (not just crypto, but also stocks and other things), attracting more "customers" to shop. More customers lead to more transactions, and naturally, transaction fees rise. Deposits also lock up $HYPE; my understanding is that with less circulation, prices are easier to increase. The supermarket uses 97% of its income to buy back tokens to burn, making the tokens more valuable, attracting more people to participate, creating a snowball effect: more stores → more people → more money → more expensive tokens → more stores.
The overall profit model is that simple: it relies on the transaction fees from customers buying things to survive. The fees are low, but the trading volume is large, earning over $100 million a year. HIP-3 is a good thing.