In the crypto world, surviving is more important than jumping high
There are seven-foot barriers in the crypto world every day.
What does seven feet mean?
It's that kind of opportunity that makes your heart race when you see it:
Go all in, double up and take off
50x leverage, a single needle changes your life
This position is not bottom-fishing, then you're not a crypto person
To be honest, it looks appealing.
But if you think carefully, how many can really jump over?
Old investors understand: those who die fastest jump highest
The one thing beginners love to do is:
Challenge the limits.
Chasing highs with emotions on your shoulders,
Holding on to losses without stopping out,
Imagining yourself as that 1% chosen one.
What about the results?
The market reverses at one point,
The account directly teaches you how to live.
The crypto world is not afraid of your incompetence,
but fears that you are both incompetent and want to show off your skills.
Real money-making trades look very dull
Look at those long-term surviving old traders,
They all do “one-foot” things:
Follow the trend, only enter on a pullback
With structure, with stop loss
If you can earn, earn; if you can’t, then forget it
Don’t chase the lowest point,
Don’t grab the highest point,
Just eat that middle bite.
The market has gone up 100%,
he may have only taken 20%,
but he is still around every year.
The most expensive thing in the crypto world is not technology, but life
Many people only understand after their accounts explode:
Trading is not about how much you can earn,
but whether you can avoid blowing up.
Doubling once is not a skill,
Being able to survive for 3 years,
and still withdraw steadily,
that is real strength.
So experts never ask:
“How much can I earn in this wave?”
They only ask one question:
“Will I die on this trade?”
Holding cash is actually advanced operation
Do you think experts trade every day?
Wrong.
Many times,
they are waiting for that one-foot opportunity.
Without structure, don’t trade.
The position is too poor, don’t enter.
The market is too crazy, hide first.
Not trading is not missing out,
but refusing to accept life-threatening propositions.
The last heartfelt words
The crypto world is not a hurdle race,
nor is it a competition of who jumps higher.
It feels more like a very long road.
Those who walk steadily,
will be the ones who can laugh in the end.
I never try to jump over a seven-foot fence,
What I'm looking for everywhere is,
that one foot that I can jump over with my eyes closed.
Those who understand this sentence,
will eventually turn trading,
from gambling,
into a cash machine.
