2026-01-20 01:00:29

#数字资产市场动态 If you see someone claiming they can simultaneously trade both long and short positions, don't believe it—either they want to scam you or they are hoping you'll lose money.

The underlying logic for consistently making money is actually very simple: find your most skilled rhythm, use your most familiar trading strategies, take the positions and leverage you can handle, and focus on one-sided trades. Stick to this approach, and your account will speak for itself.

Those claiming they can lead you to trade more should be approached with caution. Ultimately, they just want you to trade frequently and pay more in transaction fees.

Don't spend all day worrying about whether prices will rise to tens of thousands or thousands; instead, focus on assessing the probability of this market trend. Truly skilled traders wouldn't bother trying to lead others—they're busy making money themselves.

Wishing everyone successful trading, a steady mindset, and a green account.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 10h ago

Wow, I've heard the "double head" rhetoric way too many times, and it's always when the retail investors are being cut the deepest.

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HashBard

· 10h ago

ngl the "play both sides" narrative is just the oldest grift in the book... anyone promising that is either delusional or counting your losses as their commission tbh

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BlockchainWorker

· 10h ago

That's so right. Those who hype double tops are just trying to scam your gains; I've seen too many of these tricks. Stick to a single-sided strategy, and ignore those who blindly talk about signals. Your account will speak for itself. People who bring others in are usually unable to make money. Those who are truly capable have already quietly made a fortune. There's no need to bother recruiting small investors. Frequent trading is like working for the exchange; most of the profit is eaten up by fees, which is not worth it. Probabilistic judgment is much more reliable than predicting prices. Stop indulging in unrealistic fantasies. A stable mindset is key to long-term success. Most people get wiped out by their mentality and leverage—this is a painful lesson.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 10h ago

That's so right. Those who boast about double heads are all scammers. I've seen too many people get trapped. Honestly, doing one-sided trading steadily is the way to go. People who offer to manage trades just want to take your fees, no exceptions. --- Really, don't be brainwashed by those claiming to be "guaranteed profits." --- A green account is the hard truth; everything else is just talk. --- Focusing on one-sided trading > flashy strategies, I agree with this. --- Capable people are busy earning their own money; who has time to manage yours? --- If double head trading could make money, they'd have been McDonald's employees long ago. --- Once you see through it, frequent trading is indeed just cutting the leeks.

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