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FOGO surges 550% today, the old routine plays out again.
7 hours ago, a new account opened and used the simplest TWAP strategy to go long, earning $500,000 in half an hour. At the same time, an experienced trader repeatedly watches candlestick charts, analyzes fundamentals, and vows to "precisely target" the top, continuously adding to the short positions—resulting in being wiped out in 10 minutes, with the margin directly爆掉10万.
This is not a matter of luck; fundamentally, it’s a direct clash between two trading philosophies.
The address making money might just be a pure execution bot; it has no fear and won't suddenly "feel that the market can still fall further." In contrast, the trader facing liquidation never stops thinking—he looks at candlestick patterns, market liquidity, and market sentiment, deeply believing he has found an "opportunity" that others can't see. The crypto world is so ironic: the more you think, the harder you lose.
This market doesn’t reward complexity. What does it reward? That simple execution ability—setting a strategy and then calmly executing it like a machine. Block out all noise and let what’s supposed to happen, happen.
Many people think they need better analytical skills, but what they truly lack is—discipline. A clear, written set of rules, and then stick to them without changing.
Next time you can’t help but think, "Just one more look at the candlesticks," or "Recalculate the support levels," remember this story. The market rewards not your clever mind, but those who dare to quietly follow their plan while others are screaming.