In the Crypto Assets market, I have witnessed countless investors rise and fall over the course of ten years. Some individuals fail to grasp the essence of trading despite years of experience, while others can understand the path to profit in just half a year, achieving a leap in wealth.
Many people may ask: How can one become the latter? Let me be frank: In this rapidly changing market, complex strategies often prove ineffective. Those traders who can truly sustain profits ultimately return to a concept of 'simplicity'.
I started with 300,000, went through various ups and downs, and ultimately achieved financial freedom. During this process, I stumbled, suffered losses, and participated in various projects; you could say I tried everything.
Despite the ever-changing market, certain fundamental rules remain unchanged. Your primary goal should be: to stand firm amidst the tides of change and not be ruthlessly eliminated by the market. If you feel lost, you might consider bookmarking this article as the starting point of your trading journey. Remember, our goal is not to get rich overnight, but to survive in this market full of opportunities and challenges in the long term.
Today, I want to share with you the essence of the 'Four Major Indicators' and their practical applications. Mastering these core indicators will make you more composed and confident in trading.
However, knowing is easier than doing. In secondary market investments, many people understand that they should not be greedy and should not blindly chase rises or panic sell, but very few can truly achieve the unity of knowledge and action. Laozi proposed the concepts of 'Dao, Fa, Shu' in the "Tao Te Ching". 'Dao' represents rules and core principles, 'Fa' refers to methods and systems, while 'Shu' signifies specific operational skills. The combination of these three is seen as important principles guiding personal and societal development.
Applying this thought to the investment field, we can also divide it into three levels: 'Dao, Fa, Shu', each indispensable. Among them, 'Dao' represents investment philosophy and belief, indicating the direction and goals of investment. Only under the guidance of the correct philosophy can we remain clear-headed in the complex and ever-changing market and make the right decisions.
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DeFiAlchemist
· 09-02 15:52
*calibrating yield metrics* fascinating how laozi's dao parallels protocol equilibrium theory...
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 09-02 15:52
What is steady and secure? Old suckers are the real suckers.
In the Crypto Assets market, I have witnessed countless investors rise and fall over the course of ten years. Some individuals fail to grasp the essence of trading despite years of experience, while others can understand the path to profit in just half a year, achieving a leap in wealth.
Many people may ask: How can one become the latter? Let me be frank: In this rapidly changing market, complex strategies often prove ineffective. Those traders who can truly sustain profits ultimately return to a concept of 'simplicity'.
I started with 300,000, went through various ups and downs, and ultimately achieved financial freedom. During this process, I stumbled, suffered losses, and participated in various projects; you could say I tried everything.
Despite the ever-changing market, certain fundamental rules remain unchanged. Your primary goal should be: to stand firm amidst the tides of change and not be ruthlessly eliminated by the market. If you feel lost, you might consider bookmarking this article as the starting point of your trading journey. Remember, our goal is not to get rich overnight, but to survive in this market full of opportunities and challenges in the long term.
Today, I want to share with you the essence of the 'Four Major Indicators' and their practical applications. Mastering these core indicators will make you more composed and confident in trading.
However, knowing is easier than doing. In secondary market investments, many people understand that they should not be greedy and should not blindly chase rises or panic sell, but very few can truly achieve the unity of knowledge and action. Laozi proposed the concepts of 'Dao, Fa, Shu' in the "Tao Te Ching". 'Dao' represents rules and core principles, 'Fa' refers to methods and systems, while 'Shu' signifies specific operational skills. The combination of these three is seen as important principles guiding personal and societal development.
Applying this thought to the investment field, we can also divide it into three levels: 'Dao, Fa, Shu', each indispensable. Among them, 'Dao' represents investment philosophy and belief, indicating the direction and goals of investment. Only under the guidance of the correct philosophy can we remain clear-headed in the complex and ever-changing market and make the right decisions.