Recently, many fans have given feedback that they are experiencing significant losses after entering the market. Actually, this is quite normal; many people go through the same process. The key is to understand where the risks are.
The crypto world changes rapidly, with one day equivalent to a year in traditional finance. Therefore, the most common mistake beginners make is a lack of reverence. To trade independently, you must first accumulate enough knowledge—not only understanding candlestick charts and indicators but also developing your own judgment standards.
Honestly, the most efficient way to learn in the early stages is to follow someone truly skilled. It can be me or someone else, but you must find someone with rich experience and mature skills. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly volatile, which makes them perfect for quickly gaining trading experience through practical trading. Start by copying trades, then learn to develop your own strategies, and only later consider independent trading. This sequence cannot be reversed.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 11h ago
Haha, speaking lightly, the matter of having a sense of awe is easy to talk about but hard to do.
Learning to follow the trend and think independently? Sounds great, but how many people get stuck in the middle and can't move forward?
I agree that losses are normal, but the prerequisite is that someone truly teaches you, not just blindly guessing on your own.
The crypto world is indeed intense, whether it's a day or a year, but that's not an excuse. The key is to have your own ideas.
How to put it, following the right people can indeed help you get on board quickly, but don't rely on it too much. Otherwise, when something happens, you'll be caught off guard.
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OfflineValidator
· 11h ago
I think this theory sounds good, but the problem is how to distinguish who truly has "real skills."
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RektDetective
· 11h ago
Losses are tuition fees, but you need someone to teach you first. If you operate blindly, you'll just be repeatedly educated.
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HashBandit
· 11h ago
ngl following randoms got me liquidated back in my mining days, so yeah... the order matters fr fr
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NestedFox
· 11h ago
Haha, it sounds like you're just encouraging me to keep paying taxes.
Recently, many fans have given feedback that they are experiencing significant losses after entering the market. Actually, this is quite normal; many people go through the same process. The key is to understand where the risks are.
The crypto world changes rapidly, with one day equivalent to a year in traditional finance. Therefore, the most common mistake beginners make is a lack of reverence. To trade independently, you must first accumulate enough knowledge—not only understanding candlestick charts and indicators but also developing your own judgment standards.
Honestly, the most efficient way to learn in the early stages is to follow someone truly skilled. It can be me or someone else, but you must find someone with rich experience and mature skills. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly volatile, which makes them perfect for quickly gaining trading experience through practical trading. Start by copying trades, then learn to develop your own strategies, and only later consider independent trading. This sequence cannot be reversed.