#大户持仓动态 Trading is really not something you can rely on luck for. I've thought about it for a long time and realized that the key to success or failure still depends on having a solid methodology.
Honestly, relying solely on intuition to place orders will eventually lead to losses. My real trading experience tells me—if you want to turn the situation around, doubling your holdings is not a dream, provided you have solid basic skills. Technical analysis, capital management, and emotional control—these three are indispensable.
The movements of whales are worth paying attention to. The operational logic of big players can actually be traced, as long as you're willing to spend time studying market data and observing on-chain signals. Many people don't understand because they haven't established their own trading system.
I've summarized my practical trading ideas over the years, including how to identify trends, manage risks, and bottom fish in volatile markets. If you're also interested in trading methods, we can exchange ideas and verify each other's strategies. Anyway, I've already figured out this path, so why not improve together?
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AirdropHarvester
· 2025-12-22 00:41
Sounds good, but double the position size is easier said than done.
The mindset is the hardest part for me; how to execute a methodology is the key.
Large Investors sometimes suffer losses by following the trend; data can be misleading.
I just want to know, can your system be used in a Bear Market?
You are right, but the problem is that persistence is the hardest part.
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PebbleHander
· 2025-12-19 11:40
Sounds like another "I made money, now I teach you" routine.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 2025-12-19 11:37
Luck-based theory again, I'm a bit tired of hearing it
Can the trend-following big players really turn things around? I've seen too many fall into traps
It's easy to talk about this stuff, but in practice, you still have to pay tuition fees
#大户持仓动态 Trading is really not something you can rely on luck for. I've thought about it for a long time and realized that the key to success or failure still depends on having a solid methodology.
Honestly, relying solely on intuition to place orders will eventually lead to losses. My real trading experience tells me—if you want to turn the situation around, doubling your holdings is not a dream, provided you have solid basic skills. Technical analysis, capital management, and emotional control—these three are indispensable.
The movements of whales are worth paying attention to. The operational logic of big players can actually be traced, as long as you're willing to spend time studying market data and observing on-chain signals. Many people don't understand because they haven't established their own trading system.
I've summarized my practical trading ideas over the years, including how to identify trends, manage risks, and bottom fish in volatile markets. If you're also interested in trading methods, we can exchange ideas and verify each other's strategies. Anyway, I've already figured out this path, so why not improve together?