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The most challenging aspects of trading are:
1. Patiently waiting for the ideal situation.
2. Decisively executing a trade when the ideal situation arises.
3. Calmly accepting the outcomes.

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"Most people who made and kept large amounts of money in cryptocurrency simply survived and held on long enough to get a few big wins. You don't need much for this. To survive and be around for these opportunities, your priorities are: 1. Reduce existential risk (cross-margin trading without a stop, all in one coin or position, all funds on one exchange, all funds in one hot wallet, and so on). 2. Minimize the size of your biggest losing trades. Your trading history should consist of small losses, break-evens, small wins, big wins — and never big losses. 2.1. This is a more nuanced approach, but in general, it means you shouldn’t add to losing trades without a plan, shouldn’t exceed the maximum position size or risk per trade, avoid excessive leverage, avoid overtrading (many small losses quickly turn into large ones), have clear criteria for entry and exit (for both winners and losers), and other basic principles. There’s no mystery here — 99% of the time, you know when you're trading like an idiot." #BTC #BNB #binance #Bitcoin #ETH

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"I'll be honest, much of my knowledge about trading was gained simply by observing charts, which created an understanding and intuition about price behavior. I might not have known the names of patterns or other trendy terms that the guru traders selling courses use. I studied live charts, tried to find reasons, and googled any terminology for any indicator that I didn't understand. People who use complicated terms for simple concepts are usually terrible traders." #BTC #BNB #binance #Bitcoin #ETH

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People talk about friendship, but they never have time for their friends. They talk about family, but don't meet with their own parents, brothers, and sisters while they still have the chance. They talk about health, but for some reason, it's too difficult to lead a healthy lifestyle and avoid using drugs, including sugar and alcohol. They talk about wealth, yet refuse to think independently and take real risks. They talk about achievements, but are afraid of sacrifices and commitments. They talk about self-improvement, but refuse to do what they already know they should be doing. Talking is so easy. If you want to avoid drama, interact with people who truly do something worthwhile, don't lie to themselves, and don't have time for nonsense. #BNB #Bitcoin #binance #ETH #Polygon

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"It still seems to me that in the next month or so, we may face another significant crash. What happened recently wasn't painful enough"—this is what I've heard from many people, and honestly, I disagree with that. Don't get me wrong, we can definitely see another price drop—I'm not arguing against that. But to say that the pain wasn't enough is naive. My feed was going crazy. Newcomers were freaking out. Unfortunately, I even saw a few stories about people taking their own lives. Was I scared? No. Did I go crazy? No. But I've been in this crazy market for quite some time, and by now, I know the game well enough. It's likely that all the people who say the fear wasn't enough are experienced investors, and this isn't their first cycle. But try to put yourself in the shoes of a newcomer, someone who hasn't lived through the COVID crash, the FTX crash, etc. And then tell me that what we witnessed wasn't maximum fear. The moral of the story is: When analyzing sentiment, don't rely solely on yourself and your own emotions, as your experience may influence the results. You always need to zoom out and consider the market as a whole—including all participants." #BTC #BNB #binance #ETH #Ethereum

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