2026-01-05 11:21:06

#Strategy加码BTC配置 Honestly, just working blindly without a plan won't get you anywhere.

For our generation, digital assets might be the most tangible opportunity to turn things around.

My initial capital was saved up during my college years by delivering food and packages for about one to one and a half yuan per order. Only after entering the crypto world did I realize: effort alone doesn't guarantee a turnaround, but choosing the right direction makes effort valuable.

In the early days of my entry, I was also a rookie, rushing into every coin I saw, repeatedly learning lessons from the market. After losing quite a bit, I finally woke up:

This is not a casino; it's a battlefield. Relying on luck to bet will eventually wipe out your principal; relying on systems and discipline is the way to stay alive, exit gradually, and move upward step by step.

Over the years, I’ve survived and even made profits, all thanks to a few simple understandings. Let me share them with you:

**1. Be honest with yourself before you can be honest in trading.** Admit your losses, don’t avoid them, don’t think about making it all back in the next trade. Every losing trade is free practice material. Avoidance only makes losses worse.

**2. Discipline is the strongest weapon.** Don’t chase after rising prices, don’t gamble on rebounds, don’t trade with feelings. Cut losses when needed; the market only respects rules, not tears.

**3. Patience is the greatest leverage for ordinary people.** Most of the time, the market is just idling; acting recklessly leads to losses. True profits are hidden in trends you can hold onto. Hold back your hands to seize opportunities.

**4. Don’t obsess over perfect entry and exit points.** Buying at the lowest and selling at the highest are fairy tales. Earning the "meat" (the profit in the middle of the trend) is already ahead of most people. Only by not being greedy can you stay steady.

The crypto world isn’t short of smart people; what’s missing are the "fools" who execute simple rules thoroughly and keep a stable mindset.

Change begins with admitting you need a method and sticking to the basics.

Want to truly break through and turn things around? Don’t wait—action is the only answer.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 23h ago

It's correct, but most people can't do it. --- It's that set of "discipline" and "patience" rhetoric. It's easy to talk about, but actually doing it is a nightmare. --- The story of delivery guys making a comeback can indeed cut a wave of leeks. --- All four points hit the mark, especially the analogy of "fish body profit." Greed is indeed the fundamental reason why 99% of people fail. --- Action? My action is to keep studying, don't rush to all in. --- It sounds very reasonable, but when it comes to the critical moment, I still panic and cut losses. That's reality. --- Exactly, every time I tell myself to be disciplined, but as soon as I see the limit-up, I can't hold back. --- The most heartbreaking part of this kind of sharing is that you understand these principles, yet still haven't made money.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-06 19:33

Catching the "fish body" profit is truly brilliant. Don't be greedy for those non-existent perfect entry points. I previously missed the entire market because I waited for the lowest point.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-06 09:29

Really, the discipline part is spot on. A couple of years ago, I would rush in whenever I saw a coin, only to get liquidated and learn my lesson clearly. Now, it's actually when I hold back from acting that I make the most profit—ironic, isn't it?

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NFTRegretter

· 01-05 11:50

Honestly, I've heard this theory so many times, I just don't understand why some people still keep chasing highs and selling lows, haha. --- Discipline really hits the mark. I used to get wiped out because I was reckless and full of positions, now I have to take deep breaths when looking at the candlesticks. --- The phrase "lacking fools" is perfect. There are tons of smart people in the crypto world, but ironically, those who are the smartest end up losing the most. --- Just eat the fish body, don't always try to bite from the head to the tail. That's the hardest part to do. --- Hey, isn't luck still a factor? No matter how strong the system is, a black swan can still wipe you out. --- Action is the answer? I’m currently staying still and being stable, and I feel like I’m actually earning more. --- The article is well written, but after reading it, I still do the same thing—chase the highs tomorrow, haha. --- I completely agree with the underlying logic, but the problem is that my mind starts to fight itself when it comes to execution.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-05 11:49

Sounds good, but how many can truly hold? I have a bunch of people around me who talk about discipline, but when there's a rebound, they go all-in.

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-05 11:45

Really, there's nothing wrong with what you said about discipline. I only realized it after losing several times by chasing the rise.

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ForkTongue

· 01-05 11:42

Sounds right, but it's just that I can't resist, knowing the discipline but still chasing highs... It reminds me of my bloody lessons; the truth is, only not being greedy can help you stay steady, and that hits hard. It's easy to say, but actually doing it is hell. That's right, ordinary people just have to endure; endure until everyone else has run away, then you can buy the dip. I've heard this theory countless times, but the key is to truly live by it. Feels like it's talking about me—every time I say I'll cut losses, but then I don't. It's a good point, but as soon as the market drops, all discipline goes out the window, haha.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 01-05 11:26

That makes sense, but I value the computing power yield ratio more. This discipline theory also applies to mining, and sticking to regular investments in computing power is much more reliable than reckless speculation.

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