Oops, today is already Christmas Eve. The West is about to celebrate, and it seems like the market always reacts strongly during big festivals, but often it's a bad signal, after all, everyone wants to have money to celebrate happily.
I originally planned to cancel my mobile broadband this morning, but the salesperson persuaded me to keep it for now with some discounts. I was thinking of getting a 169 package to get a Nova14 phone, but my current phone is just too terrible. After calculating, it's not worth it, so I think I'll wait a bit longer.
Then I hurried to sit at the nearby Starbucks to handle some work matters. It's already noon, so I'll type for a bit before going to eat.
Entering the market in January 2024, it's been nearly two years, through ups and downs, I can be considered an old hand now. I once dreamed of getting rich, thought about mastering all the skills in the world, imagined making money from everything... in the end, it was all just a dream.
Ultimately, the simple trading system I built myself is what allowed me to slowly make money; it's just one trick, without too much fuss.
I also want to emphasize more to my comrades in the crypto world: being greedy and wanting it all will only lead to losing focus.
The essence of trading has never been about 'how many methods you master,' but about 'sustaining the advantages of a single method in the market.'
The underlying logic of various trading systems is inherently different, for example:
1) Breakout trading profits from the continuation of trends, relying on volatility and momentum;
2) Mean reversion profits from the money made when prices revert, relying on the patterns of range oscillation.
If you want to use both methods, it's like asking someone to run forward and backward at the same time; in the end, it will only lead to internal friction, and losing money is inevitable. The big shots I know who make tens of millions a year only have one trick - entering at a low price for good targets; if there’s no opportunity to enter, they wait and don’t pay attention to other flashy projects, just focus on a few targets and wait for opportunities.
Bruce Lee's saying, 'Practice one routine ten thousand times,' applied to trading means 'perfecting one system to the extreme.' Achieving that level will surpass 99% of people even without becoming extremely wealthy.
Taking one is pure; practicing a hundred times is distilled.
Everyone should match their trading system according to their characteristics, and steadily work on it together, encouraging each other!
Speaking of which, I made a little money on BEAT today, enough for lunch, and I'm very happy.
