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我是在2025年年末，才第一次隐约有了自己好像“悟道”的感觉。 但是这篇贴子里，我更多想分享的不是交易技术上的经验，而是“心境”上的变化。 更具象的来说，就是对于“交易心理”和人性中劣根性的管控——是如何产生脱胎换骨的变化的。 和每一位苦修交易的朋友一样，在早期、中期，甚至直到后期，一直在反复折磨我、困扰我的事情，不再是技术上的提升，而是我总是一次又一次输给自己的情绪，输给自己人性中的那些傲慢、贪婪、焦躁、不安。 我的交易复盘日志，写了将近快20万字，但后来越写越发现，技术上的问题在持续修正，可人性中的问题却总是重蹈覆辙、屡犯不止。 于是有一天，我决定将它们集中摘要出来。每一天早上醒来手写抄3遍，中午抄3遍，晚上睡前再抄3遍。每抄一遍时，我都边抄边在心里告诉自己： 把它们凿刻进你大脑的回沟里，去形成大脑的肌肉记忆，形成大脑的直线思维条件反射。 比如：保持耐心，学会等待，那是最可贵的品质。在看不懂行情的时候，坚持空仓，直到看懂时再出手。 大自然中，所有最凶猛的捕食动物，都有着最极致的匍匐耐心。 比如：不吃多头的鱼尾，不吃空头的鱼尾。把鱼尾留给那些馋猫，“好奇会害死猫”。 比如：越是在连续大幅盈利后，越是要保持平和，保持克制。切勿骄傲自大，“乘胜追击”。这个时候，市场往往不会再次嘉奖给傲慢自大的你，而是让你品尝“骄兵必败“的滋味，带给你一次让你从狂喜到狂悲的回撤。 比如：在踏空一段行情时，切勿因为“损失厌恶心理”去做逆势单。承认自己的错误，接受自己的失误。平静下来，去找回调机会顺势轻仓介入。少赚也是赚，不亏就是赚。 比如：切莫有“完美主义”的心态，“看好的趋势单走早了”、“看准的单子仓位上小了“，这些都是对于自己的过分苛责。它们除了会带给你莫须有的焦躁感，扰乱你的情绪，除此之外没有任何意义。 永远记住：K线上的最高点和最低点，都是留给你去看的，而不是让你去做到的。 比如：在连续亏损大幅回撤后，最重要的是保持一颗平和的心。如果平静不下来，就马上离开、屏蔽一切“交易环境”。 万不能有想要尽快一把挣回来的心理。这种心理下，和在赌桌上从连庄到水下的赌徒没有任何区别。再老道的交易员都会难以避免的操作变形，无视纪律，放大杠杠，心生幻象，直到坠入深渊才清醒过来。 以上的这些，就是我在过去很长的日子里，每天反复抄写的部分内容。 你若问我，感到自己“悟道”的那一天，“心境”上是什么感受？ 就是那一天起，以上的一切“情绪”、“思绪”、一旦发生，我的大脑就会本能般的在1分钟以内，马上形成反向的直线思维反射，迅速提示自己并让自己转回到平和、理性和克制的状态。 那种感觉怎么说好呢？ 就好像过去的我，是我在做交易。后来的我，是我看“我”做交易.

I got liquidated 3 times until I started making money in trading. Everyone says find a strategy, build “discipline”, then you’ll make money. This is the most bullshit and misleading advice of retail trading. Because discipline can NEVER be “practiced” into existence like a habit. You CAN'T train it like a sport where repetition makes you better. That fake discipline works fine until real pressure hits, then you completely fall apart. No strategy will ever work on you if your mind is the weakest part of your setup. Because here’s the ugly truth👇 > If life hasn’t broken you (multiple times) before, you simply don’t have the psychological resilience to REPLICATE the discipline in traders you admire. > Their strategy works because it’s PAIRED with a level of INNER RESILIENCE most haven’t earned yet. > The calm you see in profitable traders wasn't “practiced.” > It was forged from surviving enough PAIN that their old instincts had NO CHOICE but to DIE. > Their discipline came from DESTRUCTION, not DETERMINATION. > With luck and fake discipline you can make money, but you sure as hell can’t keep it for long. So HOW to get "REAL" discipline?👇 > You cannot “gradually” grow discipline over time. > It happens very suddenly and violently, usually at your lowest point when your old self finally gets ripped apart. It’s like arguing with someone. Some people stay ice cold and say exactly what destroys the other person. Others break down crying. The difference isn’t “self control.” It’s that the calm one has already survived far worse, so this moment means nothing to them. Chaos doesn’t touch them because they’ve seen bigger storms, not because they “practiced patience.” So if you're in your lowest point right now, don't waste it👇 > People don’t get many chances in life to experience metamorphosis. > If you waste all that emotional energy attacking the world or pushing away the people who love you, you’re burning fuel that should be used on yourself. > Put that energy into your own damn evolution. > Put it into the quiet moments where you sit down and actually face your shame and fear. > Start by writing down the 30 things you are most afraid of or most ashamed of. > It sounds small, but it’s huge, because the version of you who is “doing well” would never have the guts to face that list. A lot of people think the secret to trading is more strategies, more macro research, more knowledge. They’re wrong. It's stepping completely outside of trading to recognize and accept your broken parts. Your demons. And STOP studying people's success! Study how they survived their lowest point instead👇 > People love calling someone smart or disciplined, then they copy their routines like it'll magically work. > It won't. You can't copy success because half of it is luck, timing, and advantages you don't have. But you can learn from how they fell apart and got back up: > How they handled losing everything > How they kept going when most would quit > How they turned pain into power instead of self-hatred Those parts are real. Those parts can be copied. Those parts are earned through fire, not gifted by genetics or privilege. Success is personal. But the path of dying, rebuilding and coming back stronger is universal. And it’s the only damn part worth copying.

If you wanna stop losing money in crypto, the first thing you should do is STOP day trading. Because RETAIL day trading is structurally a SCAM. This is a long post but if you just give me 120 seconds of your time, I swear you'll thank me in a few years. I’ve been trading since I was a teenager. I’ve had wins that made me feel I’m Batman and losses that genuinely broke pieces of me I’m still putting back together. I tried EVERY STRATEGY myself as retail could ever find. I even day traded for a year thinking it would finally save me, and I failed so painfully it still stings every time I remember it. > My PNL was so shit to the point that my grandma, who I HELPED set up an AUTO BUY on BTC for, made more money than me. > Then I became a low-frequency swing trader who barely touches positions, who GETS THE F OUT and STOPS TRADING for a while after a winning move. > ONLY THEN did my life get better and everything finally start to click. I’m not a saint. I’m writing this to save the younger, dumb, naive, and painfully impulsive version of me. First, as a RETAIL DAY TRADER, you’re trading high-frequency with zero real information advantage (no real order flow, no true liquidity map, no market maker positioning, no execution advantage, nothing). > Do it a few times each quarter, you survive. > Do it 10+ times a week? > Even if you have the strongest “discipline” and “risk management” skills in the world, the math will still burry you alive. Retails don’t fail because they (we) never win. We fail because we NEVER STOP, and high frequency only has one final outcome. RUIN. > This is literally why I built a punishment system for myself if I exceed my quarterly trade limit. > Every major loss I’ve ever taken happened after a big win where I kept going instead of stopping. > And every major win I’ve ever taken (and actually kept the money for a long time) was because I caught a big move and then CHILLED. > Pattern is so obvious it hurts. Winning is NOT you suddenly made big money. Winning is keeping that money and not fking losing it next year. > I’m seeing 14 year olds on TikTok calling themselves day traders, drawing lines on TradingView, thinking they unlocked some daily executable system after buying a guru’s course or Discord. > It sickens me because if they knew it was gambling I wouldn’t care. At least they’re aware of the game. > But this day trading meta is bigger than the dropshipping wave in 2016 and 2017. And we all know how that ended. > People underestimate the difficulty of trading and massively overestimate their ability. > The issue isn’t just the math. Yes the more you trade and the less you stop the harder consistent profitability becomes. > But the real problem is younger retail traders GENUINELY believe that with “discipline” and “risk management” they are not gambling at all. They think day trading is a "skill" you can execute like a daily routine. This isn’t just crypto day trading. The same logic applies to US equities and basically every market. High frequency only works inside institutions. > Take US equities for example. > Do you know what institution traders don’t even look at? Candlestick charts and TradingView. > They’re on Bloomberg terminals with data retail will never see. Well, you of course knows this. BUT the 14 to 18 year olds don’t know that. They think their indicators are what all traders use. And that’s the real danger. > If you know you’re gambling, at least a part of you knows when to walk away. > But once you believe it’s a “system”, you never stop. > You keep clicking until the market empties you completely. It really is just like a casino in disguise. > When you walk into Vegas or Macau, you know EXACTLY what you’re stepping into. > You see the lights, the tables, the dealers, the noise. Your brain knows this is gambling. > But day trading today is a casino disguised as a COFFEE SHOP. > New traders walk in thinking they’re here to “learn a skill”, not realizing they just sat down at a table designed to drain them slowly. So they don’t stop. That’s the whole tragedy. Not the losing. The fact that they genuinely believe they’re not gambling, which makes them keep going until there’s nothing left to lose. > And those retail traders (like me) you see who look like they’re “winning”… honestly most of them just caught a big move. > They had luck at the right moment, plus enough discipline beaten into them by previous losses that they finally learned how to stop after a win. And even then, this tiny group is less than one percent of all retail. It’s not hard to make money in trading. It’s just unbelievably hard to keep it.

本周期我给大家贡献的最值钱的策略就是撤离与集中了～ 很朴素，很简单，而且几个大的关键时刻都有提醒。 23.3月初山寨的下坡(第一次提出撤离与集中概念，明确23年大多数山寨开始下坡)； 23.5月初大盘的下坡(币安上线 $PEPE 类比 $SHIB 当初上线币安之后的市场，历史的相似性)； 23.12月末金铲子热的撤离( 代表 $BAKE )； 24.2月底打预防针：山寨大幅度跑赢比特币要舍得兑现，这会救命+保住更多的胜利果实； 24.3月中明确币安上线 $BOME 是重复题型，并明确MEME热市场最后的傻资金； 24.12月初提醒回撤•不深不长(这个有争议)，并在12.8再次提醒大多数的资产跑不赢比特币，12.10告诉大家山寨下跌是撤离与集中的问题。 包括历次捞油水，凡是涉及到有山寨，基本都有这个撤离与集中的问题，而且也多次提醒过。 真的有认真看我的推文，并印刻到脑子里，而不是随便看一眼，这个周期绝对是赚钱的。 而这一切都是完全在推特上公开免费实时讲的。

谈个无聊的历史问题，有不少人会陷入所谓的历史必然主义，比如没有张X，也一定会出现孙X，但其实历史人物的出现充满了偶然性。有很多历史的拐点或者新的进程就是因为这些偶然出现的人物而出现的。注意区别于水落石出的必然性。比如远的没有赵高一定会出现张高吗？比如近的没有中本聪一定会有美本聪吗？