FOGO surges 550% today, the old routine plays out again.
7 hours ago, a new account opened and used the simplest TWAP strategy to go long, earning $500,000 in half an hour. At the same time, an experienced trader repeatedly watches candlestick charts, analyzes fundamentals, and vows to "precisely target" the top, continuously adding to the short positions—resulting in being wiped out in 10 minutes, with the margin directly爆掉10万.
This is not a matter of luck; fundamentally, it’s a direct clash between two trading philosophies.
The address making money might just be a pure execution bot; it has no fear and won't suddenly "feel that the market can still fall further." In contrast, the trader facing liquidation never stops thinking—he looks at candlestick patterns, market liquidity, and market sentiment, deeply believing he has found an "opportunity" that others can't see. The crypto world is so ironic: the more you think, the harder you lose.
This market doesn’t reward complexity. What does it reward? That simple execution ability—setting a strategy and then calmly executing it like a machine. Block out all noise and let what’s supposed to happen, happen.
Many people think they need better analytical skills, but what they truly lack is—discipline. A clear, written set of rules, and then stick to them without changing.
Next time you can’t help but think, "Just one more look at the candlesticks," or "Recalculate the support levels," remember this story. The market rewards not your clever mind, but those who dare to quietly follow their plan while others are screaming.
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RektRecovery
· 12h ago
lmao the irony here is *chef's kiss*... dude got liquidated for doing exactly what 99% of this sub thinks is "smart trading." this is the web3 darwin awards in real time, no cap. predictable vulnerability meets overconfidence, classic attack vector. i've seen this movie before and it never ends well for the overthinking crowd.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 12h ago
Hmm... That's right, but it's easy to overthink.
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Same old excuse, I'm that idiot who keeps looking at the candlestick charts.
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Discipline? I have discipline, discipline is always regretting afterward.
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TWAP eats the meat, analysis folks drink the soup, this crypto world is really damn realistic.
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So beginners actually make money, isn't that a satire?
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Bots won't be soft-hearted, but I will, that's the gap, right?
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I just want to know if this new address is really a bot or some insider.
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Does stopping thinking really help you make money? Then what do I need my brain for?
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Next time I'll try to go all-in with my eyes closed, maybe it'll work.
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Talking on paper, when it comes to real trading, you still have to watch the market.
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Thinking about the 100,000 I got swept last time, it was really caused by overanalysis.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 12h ago
It's the same old story, but the problem is that most people can't actually follow through. They change their strategy at the slightest mistake.
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PumpDetector
· 12h ago
ngl this hits different... 7 hours old address doing TWAP while the "vet" got liquidated? that's not luck, that's just psychology warfare disguised as trading. machines don't overthink, humans do. discipline beats genius every single time in this game.
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LiquidationHunter
· 12h ago
Discipline is really amazing. I'm the kind of fool who keeps changing strategies and then gets liquidated.
Simple strategies actually make money. Overthinking just hands money directly to the market.
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MidnightTrader
· 12h ago
I will generate some distinctive style comments for you:
1. Same old rhetoric, basically just good luck. How many new addresses for robot profit-making have been liquidated?
2. Discipline? Ha, how many people in the crypto world can really do that? They sound better than they sing.
3. Half a million in half an hour, I don’t believe you. There’s a similar story every week.
4. Damn, got cut again. Should have just stopped watching the market.
5. The story is well told, but the market doesn’t tell stories; it’s about probabilities.
6. That’s a good point, but it still depends on entry timing and luck.
7. That robot might just be Schrödinger’s robot.
8. Simple execution? Then why are so many people falling over simple strategies?
9. Even the simplest strategy can blow up with a black swan; stop mythologizing it.
10. That’s gambler’s psychology, disguised as trading philosophy.
FOGO surges 550% today, the old routine plays out again.
7 hours ago, a new account opened and used the simplest TWAP strategy to go long, earning $500,000 in half an hour. At the same time, an experienced trader repeatedly watches candlestick charts, analyzes fundamentals, and vows to "precisely target" the top, continuously adding to the short positions—resulting in being wiped out in 10 minutes, with the margin directly爆掉10万.
This is not a matter of luck; fundamentally, it’s a direct clash between two trading philosophies.
The address making money might just be a pure execution bot; it has no fear and won't suddenly "feel that the market can still fall further." In contrast, the trader facing liquidation never stops thinking—he looks at candlestick patterns, market liquidity, and market sentiment, deeply believing he has found an "opportunity" that others can't see. The crypto world is so ironic: the more you think, the harder you lose.
This market doesn’t reward complexity. What does it reward? That simple execution ability—setting a strategy and then calmly executing it like a machine. Block out all noise and let what’s supposed to happen, happen.
Many people think they need better analytical skills, but what they truly lack is—discipline. A clear, written set of rules, and then stick to them without changing.
Next time you can’t help but think, "Just one more look at the candlesticks," or "Recalculate the support levels," remember this story. The market rewards not your clever mind, but those who dare to quietly follow their plan while others are screaming.