Here's the thing—wanting to win is natural. But if losses shake you to your core, you're probably not ready for what winning actually requires.
I still take L's almost daily. That's the reality of trading. Daily losses? Standard. But zoom out to the bigger picture, and the outcome flips. You either come out ahead or you came out smarter. There's no third option.
Every loss is data. Every losing trade teaches you something—about the market, about your strategy, about yourself. The skill isn't avoiding losses; it's seeing them as tuition payments on your path forward.
Losing is the thing that makes winning feel real. Without the pain, the wins are just noise. That contrast? That's what keeps you sharp and reminds you why you're grinding in the first place.
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MEVictim
· 10h ago
NGL, I lose money every day, but this is the real trading. Just get used to it.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
That's correct. Loss data is the best source of arbitrage signals. I monitor failed transactions in the mempool every day, which are more valuable than successful ones—they reveal where the market boundaries are. The real profit isn't in avoiding L, but in mining from others' L.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 10h ago
Well said, losses are just tuition fees. Without paying this money, you can't earn real cash.
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WenAirdrop
· 10h ago
That's right, losing every day is like drinking water; the key is not to get overwhelmed.
Here's the thing—wanting to win is natural. But if losses shake you to your core, you're probably not ready for what winning actually requires.
I still take L's almost daily. That's the reality of trading. Daily losses? Standard. But zoom out to the bigger picture, and the outcome flips. You either come out ahead or you came out smarter. There's no third option.
Every loss is data. Every losing trade teaches you something—about the market, about your strategy, about yourself. The skill isn't avoiding losses; it's seeing them as tuition payments on your path forward.
Losing is the thing that makes winning feel real. Without the pain, the wins are just noise. That contrast? That's what keeps you sharp and reminds you why you're grinding in the first place.