2026-01-21 02:24:23

My plan is very clear: once Bitcoin drops 30 to 40 percentage points below the annual line, I will enter the market in batches and then patiently wait for it to rise back above the annual line. I have used this method before and continue to use it, and I will keep using it in the future. Basically, it’s about not messing around blindly.

There is one thing that is especially important—your actions today. Don’t underestimate this because it will keep replaying in your future. What you’ve been doing in the past few months is very likely what you’re still doing now. This isn’t fatalism; it’s human nature.

Let me give an example. Someone has been playing games every day for the past three months, and today they’re probably still playing. Someone has been obsessed with fishing for the past three months, and today they’re likely at the river again. Trading is the same. Your past trading habits, risk preferences, and entry/exit logic will follow you like a ghost.

The secret to making money with this system is actually two words: repetition. Those who build a complete trading framework become more and more successful over time. Why? Because they keep repeating the right actions, refining the details each time, gradually going from unfamiliar to mastery. On the other hand, those who trade casually keep stumbling and become more confused.

Instead of chasing hot trends and changing strategies every day, it’s better to find a system that suits you and then execute it relentlessly. Time will prove who has made money.

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DataPickledFish

· 8h ago

You're absolutely right, but the problem is knowing and doing are two different things. When the critical moment comes, your hands still shake. Sticking to one system can definitely make money, but that's way harder than technical analysis. I use that yearly line approach too, and waiting for pullbacks is definitely the way to go. A lot of people fail because they keep tinkering with their system. They tweak it over and over until it becomes nothing. Here's what I want to ask you though—can you really sleep at night when you're down 40 points? It's easy to say "consistency" in two words, but very few people actually do it. Rather than trying to come up with a thousand different strategies, you're better off perfecting just one.

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AirdropJunkie

· 8h ago

That's right, but you need a complete system; otherwise, messing around every day is pointless. Repeating these two words sounds simple but is actually the hardest to stick to. Most people can't endure the first bear market and start changing strategies randomly. In these three months, I haven't really come up with any new tricks. Whether to go all-in or wait, just do it that way. If Bitcoin really drops below the annual line, that group of people will probably scream again. At that time, staying calm is more important than anything else. Your system really makes money. Can you share how exactly you operate? People's habits are indeed terrifying; they are hard to change. I'm the kind of person who can't resist chasing after gains when I see a rise, can't quit it. Instead of changing strategies every day, it's better to find a way to make money and stick to it. I agree with this. That's right, many people lose because they lack persistence. They always think they will find the perfect strategy, but in reality, there's no perfect—only what fits. If Bitcoin really gets cut in half, I will wait. The previous wave already caused me significant losses.

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IronHeadMiner

· 8h ago

Exactly right, you need to have your own set of logic and not mess around blindly. Reliable people keep doing the same thing repeatedly, while we keep changing our approach. This guy's summary is quite accurate; habits really tend to repeat themselves. Enter 30 to 40 points below the annual line, a safe approach. Chasing hot topics every day, and in the end, it's just like that, no surprises. The most difficult part of a system is not establishing it, but truly sticking to the execution. Repeating correct actions is indeed the only way; there are no shortcuts. If you have a plan, you must follow it; otherwise, it's all talk. I agree with this logic, but most people can't do it.

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