$SENT Why do you always feel that making money is as easy as breathing?
Do you often see others tap the screen a couple of times, and their account numbers jump higher than your entire lifetime salary?
The square is full of "godly trades": a car every three minutes, a trend that lasts for half a year. You stare at the screen, feeling sour, secretly cursing: these are the chosen ones.
But what you haven't seen is the truth.
Including their shaky hands when deleting the app during a liquidation, the dark circles from staying up late to review trades, the self-blame and regret after missing out on a market trend, and more importantly—those trading rules that are so simple that no one believes them, earned with real money.
The truth is: the disparities in the crypto world have never been about luck.
Beginners are gambling, while the experienced are solving problems.
You are still looking for the "holy grail" in candlestick charts, while they have already been executing elementary school math.
First rule: If you don’t understand, don’t act.
The market loves to harvest those who feel they must do something. Making money relies not on the number of trades, but on the quality of trades.
Second rule: If the pattern is not complete, don’t rush to give away money.
Two bullish candles may be bait, but a big bearish candle is a knife. The more anxious you are, the happier the market makers are.
Third rule: Only trade in the middle of a trend.
Those who fantasize about bottom fishing and peak touching have mostly become history. Do not short in an uptrend, do not catch a falling knife in a downtrend. Boredom actually indicates you are on the right path.
Fourth rule: Most of the time is spent waiting, not rushing.
The opportunities that can truly change your account level come just two or three times a year; other market movements only create anxiety.
You think others rely on talent, but in reality, they have just paid tuition in advance.
You think it’s just a casual tap, but it’s actually the instinct developed after countless repetitions.
Stop asking "Am I suitable?" Instead, ask "Where is my system lacking?"
The market always rewards those with rhythm and only punishes gamblers.
When you replace emotions with rules, replace anxiety with waiting, and replace complaints with reviewing trades,
Those "godly trades" that once made you lose sleep from envy will eventually appear in your trading records.
The market is always there, but your capital and opportunities may only come a few times.