2026-01-11 14:40:21

#密码资产动态追踪 Starting tomorrow, I plan to stick to doing pre-market analysis early and also want to discuss with trusted friends how to understand cycles. Large cycles wrapping around smaller cycles, the key is not to confuse what the current main trend actually is.

A personal insight: at the monthly level, you should only operate once or twice a year; for intraday short-term trading, strictly stay within the intraday framework. Never make the common mistake—holding short-term positions as if they are long-term, and vice versa, turning long-term strategies into frequent trades.

Trading is actually a process of developing habits. Once discipline is in place, executing trades becomes naturally easier. 😀

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AirdropBlackHole

· 19h ago

Analyzing the pre-market in the morning is easy to talk about but hard to do. Many people give up after just a week. However, the main reason most people lose money is truly confusing the cycle. Treating short-term trades as long-term holds will only lead to getting cut. Discipline is really the most valuable thing in trading; it's more effective than any indicator. The cycle framework must be clearly understood, or you're just gambling. What is said makes sense; it all depends on how long you can stick to it.

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MEVEye

· 19h ago

Getting up early and pre-market... It's easier said than done haha Mixing up the cycles directly leads to account suspension. I've seen too many people get trapped Discipline really is everything; without it, nothing else matters Trying to short-term trade while holding a long-term view is a sure way to get sick, can't change that I feel like your logic is sound, the core is just don't be greedy, right

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BearMarketMonk

· 19h ago

Early morning pre-market analysis, this habit needs to be maintained. But to be honest, the real difficulty isn't waking up early, it's not getting tempted by short-term gains and forgetting your plan.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 19h ago

Early morning pre-market analysis—how did I not think of this? I need to learn. But what I'm most afraid of is losing control and frequently trading myself.

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ThesisInvestor

· 19h ago

Analyzing pre-market in the early morning is easy to say but really hard to do. You'll know after trying for a week. That's right, it's just that too many people get it wrong. They can't hold onto the monthly line and end up trading every day. This logic is actually about self-discipline. When discipline is in place, making money becomes natural. I've seen many people mix short-term and long-term strategies, and in the end, the ones who lose the most are those types.

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MelonField

· 19h ago

Another "stick to waking up early." Can I stick to it until Friday this time? Haha This theory sounds like yet another moment of retail investors awakening. One or two monthly line trades? Probably overthinking it; the market will recover in one wave.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 19h ago

This guy is right, but it's easy to talk more than to do. --- Getting up early to analyze, I wonder if you can really stick to it for a few days haha. --- Monthly charts once or twice, don't mess around intraday. It sounds easy but it's really hard. --- The worst thing is holding a short-term position during a growth phase, losing so much that you doubt life. --- Discipline, honestly, is just lessons learned from losing money. --- Cycle within cycles sounds high-end, but it really comes down to how many times you get slapped in the face to understand. --- Another promise to wake up early tomorrow haha, I bet five bucks I can't stick to it for a week. --- Understanding the main trend is real, otherwise it's just blind luck.

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