2026-01-10 17:27:11

There is never a shortage of lively sounds in the square. Some shout about life ideals, some follow the trend to create momentum, and the entire ecosystem appears chaotic. But to be honest, those who lose money trading cryptocurrencies are not the truly pitiful; the real pity lies with the parents corrupted by these trends. This is probably a weakness of human nature.

My trading logic is very simple—keep reducing. Decrease the number of trading varieties, cut unnecessary leverage, and moderately shrink positions. Don’t be fooled by market noise; we enter the market to make money. It’s enough to watch the excitement; there’s no need to participate. Find opportunities in crises—that’s what we should do. True profits often come from restraint, not following the trend.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 11h ago

It's good to talk about continuously doing subtraction, but most people are doing addition—leveraging more, stacking positions—and in the end, they get painfully educated by the market. --- Restraint is the essence of making money. It's easy to say but hard to do. Human nature is inherently greedy. --- The voices in the square are just annoying. Everyone is shouting about cars and the moon. Those who really make money are quietly doing their own thing. --- The part about parents being influenced by the trend hit a nerve. Kids see their parents going all in, and it leaves a psychological shadow that lasts a lifetime. --- I agree with reducing the number of trading assets. Focus is more important than anything else; otherwise, you'll end up running around and losing everywhere.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 01-10 22:45

You're right, this wave is indeed chaotic. Watching those parents follow the trend and go all in is truly astonishing; by the time you realize, it's too late to cry. I only admire your logic that doing subtraction is correct. Leverage is just a trap set for greedy people.

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WagmiWarrior

· 01-10 17:56

This is what a clear-headed trader looks like; doing subtraction is really much harder than addition.

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RooftopReserver

· 01-10 17:55

There are not many who are truly sober-minded; most are just shouting blindly there. Do less, earn more—that's the way to survive. It's easy to watch the fun, but hard to make money; those who can't tell the difference are doomed to lose. Self-control is indeed difficult, but isn't that the moat for making money? Human nature... is even more evident in the crypto circle. Leverage is poison; I've seen too many people go bankrupt because of it. The opportunities in a crisis are not worth taking such huge risks. Subtractive thinking is the way to go, but unfortunately, too few understand this. Don't listen to the noisy crowd in the square; quiet wealth accumulation is the real principle. Following the trend, just look at the people around you to see the outcome.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-10 17:48

The sober people have already exited this arena; watching the market charts is better than just spectating.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 01-10 17:30

I've been practicing this subtraction logic for a long time, but too many people just won't listen. They only feel satisfied when chasing highs and killing lows, then turn around and blame the market for being unfair. It's hilarious.

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