2025 is coming to an end, and it's time to review this year's contract trading performance.
To be honest, this year neither saw a major profit explosion nor experienced significant losses. But in terms of progress, my understanding of candlestick charts and the accumulation of trading theory knowledge have indeed deepened considerably. Looking at those traders who were wiped out and forced to leave the market due to operational mistakes this year, the number is quite disheartening, especially during the market bloodbath in October—so many disappeared overnight. Being able to survive until now and still have chips to continue betting is already a stroke of luck.
In this market, the real competition is not about who can make a fortune in a single trend, but who can endure longer. Endurance is the most scarce ability.
Reflecting on the whole year, rather than saying it was about gains, it’s more about paying a tuition fee to understand the impulses and greed in trading. But this tuition fee was worth it—every lesson is a necessary path, and there’s no shortcut. The next plan is clear: through systematic review and summary, truly integrate theory and practice, and achieve unity of knowledge and action. The goal is not to get rich overnight, but to steadily improve the profit curve, becoming more and more stable.
Be patient, observe quietly, and wait for opportunities to strike. Believe that one day, you will reach higher peaks and see more magnificent scenery.
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GamefiGreenie
· 17h ago
Living is winning, and this phrase in the crypto world is really not just for fun.
I feel this guy is very clear-headed, much more reliable than those who constantly boast about liquidation stories.
That October wave was indeed hellish, many people around me were directly eliminated, and everyone is scared now.
To put it simply, the key is to survive longer and earn steadily; there's no need to rush.
Once you've paid the tuition, don't let it go to waste; you need to thoroughly understand the lessons.
I really respect this mindset; it's much more rational than those daily hype stories.
Being steady and upward sounds simple, but damn, it takes a lot of willpower to actually do it.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 17h ago
Surviving is already winning. The October wave indeed revealed a lot of human nature. It's not about who makes more money, but who can survive until the end.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 17h ago
Living until now without a liquidation is already a win, no doubt about it.
2025 is coming to an end, and it's time to review this year's contract trading performance.
To be honest, this year neither saw a major profit explosion nor experienced significant losses. But in terms of progress, my understanding of candlestick charts and the accumulation of trading theory knowledge have indeed deepened considerably. Looking at those traders who were wiped out and forced to leave the market due to operational mistakes this year, the number is quite disheartening, especially during the market bloodbath in October—so many disappeared overnight. Being able to survive until now and still have chips to continue betting is already a stroke of luck.
In this market, the real competition is not about who can make a fortune in a single trend, but who can endure longer. Endurance is the most scarce ability.
Reflecting on the whole year, rather than saying it was about gains, it’s more about paying a tuition fee to understand the impulses and greed in trading. But this tuition fee was worth it—every lesson is a necessary path, and there’s no shortcut. The next plan is clear: through systematic review and summary, truly integrate theory and practice, and achieve unity of knowledge and action. The goal is not to get rich overnight, but to steadily improve the profit curve, becoming more and more stable.
Be patient, observe quietly, and wait for opportunities to strike. Believe that one day, you will reach higher peaks and see more magnificent scenery.