#数字资产市场洞察 Your trading direction is not aligned with the actual market trend, and no matter how hard you try, you're just wasting effort. Those market fluctuations that upset you are actually telling you — you haven't yet mastered the rhythm.
This is a common problem: during market consolidation, you think about whether you can profit from a trending move; when a strong trend actually appears, you start to worry about a sudden reversal. These contradictory thoughts are often the root cause of trading losses. We are always fighting against the market's rhythm.
Your trading habits may be quietly dragging down your account. A few losses are not a big deal. The key is how to learn from these experiences — when to enter, when to wait, and how to identify genuine signals. These things can't be learned overnight; they require time to settle and reflect.
Finding a reliable analyst or an experienced person to guide you can help you avoid many detours. Don't stumble around blindly.
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liquidation_watcher
· 12-20 11:32
To be honest, most of the losing trades are because I couldn't keep up with the rhythm and ended up trading against the trend.
Same here, during consolidation I get itchy to buy the dip, but once it turns into a rally, I start doubting everything.
That's why I need to find someone knowledgeable to guide me, otherwise it's really a waste of effort.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 12-19 11:29
Haha, yet another old brother trying to teach people to "go with the trend." I used to think the same way back in the day, but in the 2018 bear market, I was naked short for three months, almost liquidated at the liquidation price—rhythm? Back then, the rhythm was just the sound of getting stopped out.
Honestly, you can’t really learn rhythm; you can only gradually understand it through re-investment strategies. Wanting to make a one-sided profit during consolidation is human nature, and fearing a reversal when a one-sided move occurs is also human nature. This isn’t a flaw; it’s the reason why annualized returns can differ so much.
Don’t bother looking for advice from so-called analysts; that’s all nonsense. On-chain data, liquidation prices, portfolio returns—these are the real signals. Spending time researching DeFi arbitrage opportunities is a thousand times better than just listening to lectures.
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0xLostKey
· 12-19 11:12
No problem with that. I'm just the fool who fights the market every day.
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During consolidation, I want to go long, but when the trend comes, I get scared. That's really my daily routine.
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This sentence hit the sore spot... Is the root cause of account losses really that simple?
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Looking for an analyst? I feel like analysts are not reliable either, they’re all armchair quarterbacks after the fact.
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Timing really needs to be accumulated; right now, I’m just guessing blindly.
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Stop talking. I’m already on the path of blindly crashing forward, and I can’t turn back.
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How to identify signals? Isn’t it just luck?
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Indeed, so many losses haven't made me change my ways. Bad habits are really hard to break.
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That’s why my account has been shrinking all along. Enlightening!
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Where are reliable analysts? Please recommend some, everyone.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12-19 11:04
Basically, it's just that the smart contract has vulnerabilities, and the execution logic doesn't match expectations, so it's an inevitable crash situation.
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PumpingCroissant
· 12-19 11:01
There's nothing wrong with that; indeed, always fighting the market ends up getting you stuck against it.
#数字资产市场洞察 Your trading direction is not aligned with the actual market trend, and no matter how hard you try, you're just wasting effort. Those market fluctuations that upset you are actually telling you — you haven't yet mastered the rhythm.
This is a common problem: during market consolidation, you think about whether you can profit from a trending move; when a strong trend actually appears, you start to worry about a sudden reversal. These contradictory thoughts are often the root cause of trading losses. We are always fighting against the market's rhythm.
Your trading habits may be quietly dragging down your account. A few losses are not a big deal. The key is how to learn from these experiences — when to enter, when to wait, and how to identify genuine signals. These things can't be learned overnight; they require time to settle and reflect.
Finding a reliable analyst or an experienced person to guide you can help you avoid many detours. Don't stumble around blindly.