Many people are obsessed with finding high-probability trading strategies, but reality is often harsh. Frankly, this market ultimately returns to equilibrium. Imagine if someone could maintain a high win rate for a year, they would have achieved financial freedom long ago.



Looking at top traders on major platforms and carefully observing their track records, most have a win rate around 50%. This is not a coincidence but the inherent operating principle of the market itself. If anyone could consistently maintain a win rate above 60%, that would be outrageous—such a thing is too terrifying and violates basic probability principles.

The most painful part is the copy trading system. Those who follow these traders often get cut the worst. Some traders even stubbornly claim they were killed by a sniper, but in reality? Their understanding of trading is superficial, not even scratching the surface. A little so-called market feel can actually lead people deeper into trouble, and they end up comforting themselves with the idea that they've mastered some secret trading technique. In fact, all of this is just crooked tricks.

Ordinary people in this industry have no shortcuts. Instead of dreaming of getting rich overnight, it’s better to be pragmatic and understand the true mechanics of the market. That is the right path.
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MetaverseLandlordvip
· 20h ago
A 50% win rate is the ceiling, do you still want to surpass it? Dream on. Those who follow others really deserve it; the self-cultivation of chives is way too poor. Have you heard of making big money through market feel? It's all just self-deception. Market doesn't lie, in the face of probability theory everyone is equal, no exceptions. The dream of getting rich overnight should wake you up; learning trading steadily is the real way. Those who promote high win rates are basically collecting IQ taxes; I've seen plenty of them. The follow-the-others culture is really disgusting, it stimulates human greed to the extreme.
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 20h ago
A 50% win rate is really the ceiling; those who boast about 60% should have already cashed out. Followers are just living ATMs, getting cut so badly they start to doubt life. There are no shortcuts in the market; anyone dreaming of getting rich overnight should wake up. So-called market intuition is just an illusion, self-deception. Top traders also have a 50% win rate, doesn't that say something? The mentality of wanting to make quick money is the biggest enemy. Getting stopped out or cut is, frankly, a sign of not understanding the market.
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staking_grampsvip
· 20h ago
That's really spot on. Those who boast about maintaining a 60% win rate, why haven't they made it to Forbes yet? Copy trading is just an IQ tax; don't get cut and think you've learned something. Those who truly make money have long been quietly getting rich and wouldn't come out to boast. If you want to turn your life around through trading, you have to take it slow. There's no shortcut—this is old advice. Those traders claiming they got wiped out are just passing the buck; they simply lack skill and won't admit it. A 50% win rate is the ceiling. Accepting reality is the way to live comfortably. What happens to those who dream of getting rich overnight? We all know the answer deep down.
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