Part One: Overview of 21 SBTI Personality Traits
Self-attacker: Feels they did something wrong regardless of profit or loss, regrets buying too little when prices rise, regrets not stopping losses when prices fall, always blaming themselves.
Leader: Likes to lead trades, call out trades, has a voice in the community, firmly believes their judgment can lead everyone to wealth (or is revered as a guiding light by everyone).
Mom: Extremely cautious, risk-averse, with a strong desire to protect every bit of capital, watching the candlestick chart like caring for a baby.
Pseudo-person: Acts like AI or a robot in the market, showing no emotional fluctuations, only executing strategies, but inside feels panicked, pretending to be very professional.
Deceased: Already liquidated or severely trapped, the account is inactive, and the person is silent, in a 'Pretending to be Dead' state.
Pretender: Even if not losing much or even making a little profit, to avoid trading and anxiety, actively uninstalling software or forcibly forgetting passwords, pretending to be dead.
Traveler: Constantly switching tracks, chasing AI concepts today, rushing Meme tomorrow, and doing swing trading the day after, always on the road, but without a fixed approach.
Grass Holder: Extremely reckless, rushing in after seeing a contract address in the group, buying just because a big V posted a meme, with extremely fast hands and a very slow brain.
Manipulator: Believing they can precisely control the rhythm of rises and falls, attempting to eat every wave through high selling and low buying, high-frequency players in the market.
Simpleton: Regardless of whether the market crashes or surges, as long as their holdings have a little green, they are happy; losing 50% can be instantly forgiven with a 1% rebound.
Seductress: Gaining attention in trading communities through gender or persona, trading skills unknown, but there are always people willing to boost them or provide tips (showing cleverness).
Carefree Person: Investing very little (relative to their wealth), treating gains as a win with young models, and losses as discarded, with a stable mindset like an old dog.
Poor Person: Very small capital, trying to turn around through high leverage, each trade carrying the determination of 'if not doubled, then zero'.
Oh No Person: The catchphrase is 'Oh no!', every time they click the buy button the market crashes, and every time they click the sell button, it soars, as if being monitored by the big players.
Monk: Zen-like holding of coins, not watching the market, not swing trading, not doing contracts. Buying and leaving, believing in the power of time, with a calm heart.
Shit Person: Either extremely lucky or extremely unlucky. Either always inexplicably buying gold dog hundredfold coins, or precisely hitting zero coins.
Grateful Person: Crediting money earned to the market and the big players 'feeding them', reflecting on their own 'insufficient understanding' when losing money, always maintaining humility.
Ma Lou: Jumping up and down in the market, frequent operations, being teased by the K-line like a monkey, ultimately ending in a vacuum hahahaha.
Giver: The liquidity of the market and the source of exit liquidity. Buying at the highest point, selling at the lowest point, dedicated to increasing the wealth of others.
Thinker: Researching macroeconomics, Federal Reserve interest rates, geopolitics, project white papers, analyzing a bunch, but hesitating at the time of placing an order and missing opportunities.
Romantic: Love at first sight. Likes whichever coin rises, with extremely diversified holdings, has feelings for every coin bought and is reluctant to sell.
Grass Holder: Similar to 'Oh No Person', but with more intense emotions. The catchphrase is 'Grass! It dropped again!' and 'Grass! I sold too early!'.
Drunkard: Needs to rely on alcohol to numb the pain of watching the market at night, or impulsively going all in after drinking, only to wake up and find out they've been liquidated.
Waste: Lacks both skills and mentality, knowingly making wrong decisions, with negative execution ability, belonging to 'I know I should stop loss, but I just can't do it'.
Part Two: If these personalities participate in a round of Meme coin surges and crashes
Leader
Trading Performance: Leading a group in trades, shouting 'Charge, brothers! Target 100 times!'.
Outcome Prediction: If right, revered as a god; if wrong, the group disperses or becomes a 'Deceased'.Grass Holder
Trading Performance: Seeing K-lines rise, without thinking, going all in at market price, slippage 100%.
Outcome Prediction: Often buying at the peak, becoming a 'Giver' teammate.Manipulator
Trading Performance: Drawing Fibonacci on the 5-minute line, trying to buy high and sell low in spike markets.
Outcome Prediction: Making 9 times on small profits, 1 time getting liquidated during spikes, becoming a 'Self-Attacker'.Ma Lou
Trading Performance: Sometimes long, sometimes short, busy for a whole night.
Outcome Prediction: First in the fee contribution list, capital severely eroded.Shit Person
Trading Performance: Accidentally buying an abstract coin and forgetting to sell, then it rises 200 times a week later.
Outcome Prediction: The personality of those who can get rich, entirely relying on randomness.Monk
Trading Performance: Buying Bitcoin and Ethereum, uninstalling software, turning off the phone to fish.
Outcome Prediction: Surviving bull and bear markets, outperforming 99% of people.Waste
Trading Performance: Knowing it's a dog coin, rushing in after seeing a recommendation, and indeed going to zero.
Outcome Prediction: Catchphrase: Can't control this hand!Romantic
Trading Performance: Holding a variety of coins, each one has its own future.
Outcome Prediction: Earning on indexes but not making money, returns diluted.Oh No Person/Grass Holder
Trading Performance: Just cut and the market rises, just chase and it crashes.
Outcome Prediction: Doubting if they are being marked by the exchange.Giver
Trading Performance: Picking up goods thrown out by the 'Leader' at high prices.
Outcome Prediction: The cornerstone of the market, a great philanthropist.
Part Three: Those who can do trading are all split personalities!
Among these 24 personalities, if you are one of the following three, there is a high probability of losing money in trading:
Grass Holder + Ma Lou + Giver: Behaviorally like leeks, chasing highs and cutting lows.
Self-Attacker + Waste: Psychologically like leeks, even with a strategy unable to execute.
Thinker (Overly): Cognitively like leeks, thinking too much and acting too slowly.
The combination that can truly survive and profit in the trading circle is:
The mindset of a monk + the execution of a pretender + the awe of a grateful person + the capital management of a carefree person
Finally, regarding this humorous and abstract SBTI trading phenomenon, here's a piece of advice for the brothers:
Better to be a 'Pretender' and temporarily leave the table than to be a 'Giver' and stay at the table as a 'Ma Lou' and be played with.
