2026-01-06 10:31:12

This wave of the market has rewarded those who followed along. To put it simply, it's because of two key practices: strict risk management and clear execution discipline.

From selecting coins to building positions, and then to managing holdings, every step is taken seriously — this is not gambling, but logical, planned operation. The market ultimately rewards this focus.

Many people ask how to choose between major coins and small coins. Actually, the key is not the coin itself, but whether you truly understand the entry logic. As long as your thinking is clear enough and your execution is firm enough, opportunities will naturally appear.

The current strategy is to hold steady and let profits continue to run. In this process, patience is the biggest enemy — often, not letting go results in losses. Our goal is not just to understand the market, but more importantly, to seize opportunities in practice. We will continue to pursue the next round of targets.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-08 07:26

According to on-chain data, the execution rate of risk management is indeed directly related to the volatility of the profit curve—historical backtesting shows that strict stop-loss discipline can keep the maximum drawdown within 15-20%, while accounts with casual operations often exceed 40%. It is worth noting that this difference tends to be further amplified in a bear market.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-08 01:43

That's right, but I really got in a bit late this time, watching others make money with my own eyes, and it doesn't feel good. Not being able to hold on is truly a common problem. I've been blown out twice because of it.

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MetaverseHobo

· 01-06 11:01

That's right, discipline is truly the foundation of making money. Most people fail because they can't hold back on these two words. There are indeed few who can stick to their plans; most just buy in when prices are rising and cut losses when prices fall. The winners in this market are those with a plan, not relying on luck—it's purely about methodology dominance. People who can't hold back are always trying to buy the dip and sell the top—it's hilarious, I used to be like that. Having a clear logic can really filter out a lot of noise and is more effective than anything else.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-06 11:01

This kind of discipline sounds good in theory, but few can actually follow through. I've seen too many people whose plans fail despite perfect execution. Ultimately, it's about mental resilience. There are plenty of logical thinkers, but few who can stay disciplined.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-06 11:01

There's nothing wrong with that; the key is execution. Many people just can't think of this point. Talking on paper is easy for everyone; real gold and silver operations reveal character. Not being able to hold back is really a big taboo. I've suffered this loss myself. Some people did make money in this round, and I didn't follow in vain; mainly because I didn't mess around blindly. Having clear logic is more important than choosing which coin; less nonsense, just get on board.

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TokenTherapist

· 01-06 10:54

That's right, the key really is discipline. But on the other hand, most people can't even take the first step. The hardest part of making money is never choosing the right coin, but resisting the urge to act. That's why only a few people can keep up, while most have already been shaken out in the volatility.

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