As an independent crypto trader, I have encountered all kinds of strange market conditions, all kinds of traders, and all kinds of fancy analysis methods. Let me summarize my personal feelings.
I think the level of a trader must be a reflection of comprehensive ability, with personality accounting for the most important factor. Gamblers who can't stand it are not suitable for trading. Ability must be comprehensive, including macro analysis, technical analysis, investment research ability, position management, etc., all of which are indispensable.
There are traders who only rely on technical analysis to make money, but the real value of the few technical parties I met is still A7, and there are no traders who only rely on macro analysis to make money. There are several people who have made a lot of money in a single coin, but they didn't keep it.
It takes hard power to make money continuously. Those who occasionally catch a big golden dog generally can't do a good job of position management in the future.
Independent traders who can survive for a long time generally have their own trading system, and only trade currencies within the system, commonly known as money within the scope of cognition.
Continuous learning is also a feature of independent traders. After each market review, I will find the ability modules I lack, and then I will study/supplement frantically.
