Someone pulled in $29M during 2025, then dropped the usual line: "If I can do it, you can do more." Sound familiar? The problem isn't the motivation—it's the missing blueprint. Everyone wants the formula, but here's what rarely gets discussed: What actually was the strategy? Which risks were dodged? What market conditions aligned in their favor? The gap between "I made it" and "here's how you make it" is where most people get lost. Real talk requires specifics: entry points, position sizing, when to cut losses, what asset mix actually worked. Generic cheerleading doesn't move the needle.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 12h ago
According to research, this type of "I made money, you can also make money" narrative indeed suffers from serious survivor bias issues. It is worth noting that behind the $29 million profit, there may be three key variables: market cycle alignment, risk management models, and capital scale advantage — but these are never mentioned. From a technical perspective, most narrators avoid the core element of stop-loss mechanisms; a true trading framework should include clear entry logic and position management coefficients.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 12h ago
Haha, I'm tired of this kind of talk; it's all motivational quotes and no practical content.
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HashBrownies
· 12h ago
I'm tired of hearing this spiel. How did $29M come about? Was it luck or real skill? Who knows.
Someone pulled in $29M during 2025, then dropped the usual line: "If I can do it, you can do more." Sound familiar? The problem isn't the motivation—it's the missing blueprint. Everyone wants the formula, but here's what rarely gets discussed: What actually was the strategy? Which risks were dodged? What market conditions aligned in their favor? The gap between "I made it" and "here's how you make it" is where most people get lost. Real talk requires specifics: entry points, position sizing, when to cut losses, what asset mix actually worked. Generic cheerleading doesn't move the needle.