Trading isn't about luck. You either figure out how to profit, or you become someone else's exit liquidity. That's the game.
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ZKSherlock
· 11-30 12:48
actually... this framing conflates market dynamics with individual agency in a way that obscures the real computational problem at hand. you're either extracting value through information asymmetry or you're the data point being harvested. the trust assumptions here are doing a lot of unexamined work, ngl.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 11-30 12:45
It's harsh but true; the group of people losing money are just someone else's ATM, there's no other way.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 11-30 12:40
Well said, trading requires a clear mind, otherwise you will become a target for others to play people for suckers.
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MeaninglessApe
· 11-30 12:37
This statement is harsh, but it is indeed correct. It's either making money or being played people for suckers, with no third option in between.
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DataOnlooker
· 11-30 12:35
To be honest, this sounds harsh, but that's just the way it is. Most people come into the market just to hand over their money, without any real thought on how to make it out alive.
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CommunityJanitor
· 11-30 12:28
It's harsh to say, but that's the way it is. Most people are just the fate of suckers, yet they insist on calling themselves "long-term holders."
Trading isn't about luck. You either figure out how to profit, or you become someone else's exit liquidity. That's the game.