2026-01-15 03:29:23

The more frequently you trade, the more thoroughly you lose. I've recently experienced this firsthand — the top coins I bet on did make a profit, but then I turned around and lost it all in frequent P2P operations.

Careful review revealed that the root of the problem was trusting my judgment too easily. I always thought I was right about the direction, but in reality, market movements are always more accurate than individual predictions. Respect the trend of market capitalization and follow the footsteps of large on-chain funds — this is the right way.

The current strategy is very clear: focus only on the most competitive targets, avoid chasing trends or bottom-fishing. When the right price appears, buy with confidence and hold firmly, without wavering due to short-term fluctuations.

Ultimately, the trading process is actually a process of self-acceptance. Let go of overconfidence, learn to dance with the market — this is the true essence of making money.

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quietly_staking

· 10h ago

Frequent trading really is a harvesting machine; all the earnings are being given back, so true. That's right, always thinking you can hit the exact timing, but in the end, the market teaches you a lesson and you have to accept it. Follow the big funds and make fewer moves—that's the real way to succeed. Now I just buy and hold, and I feel much more relaxed without constantly watching the market. Holding firmly really makes more money than frequent trading—that's the consensus.

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TokenRationEater

· 12h ago

Frequent trading is really the graveyard of the dream of getting rich quickly, the feeling of making money and then losing it all back... it's incredible. Watching how big funds move is way better than trying to figure it out blindly on your own. Holding is the way to go; don't always think about quick short-term gains.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 12h ago

This is just my blood, sweat, and tears story—making money and losing it, losing it and making it again, and in the end still losing. Frequent trading is truly poison; I can't stop. Following big funds sounds easy to say, but it's too hard to actually do. Holding tests your mentality; I haven't perfected that yet.

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MoneyBurner

· 12h ago

Well... I've learned my lesson about frequent trading. The profits from those top-tier coins I made were all lost in P2P trading—it's really a joke. The key is that I trusted my judgment too much, and the market just turned around and slapped me. Knowing where the big on-chain funds are going is the real signal—following the money is the right move. Right now, there are only two words—wait. Hold tightly when the right price appears, and don't be tempted by fluctuations. That's what trading is. Honestly, it's about making peace with yourself. Letting go of overconfidence is the only way to truly make money.

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