Quote from: programmer3666 on September 08, 2025, 08:03:32 PM

Like a whole lot of traders fall into the trap of comparing themselves with others without realizing that every strategy has its own strengths, weaknesses and even timeframe. what works for someone else might not work for you because of differences in risk appetite, capital, patience or even market conditions. i think instead of chasing another persons approach, it is better to focus on improving your own by constatntly testing , adjusting to the market and monitoring coins with sure liquidity and understanding where you are making mistakes. sometimes the problem is not even the strategy but the discipline and consistency in applying it. trading is more about long term mastering than copying what looks good in the short term.

Trading strategies are generally standard and consistent, but it's the implementation that makes people ineffective due to a lack of understanding. No new strategy can be tested because we only follow a few existing strategies, and this reveals the misapplications each individual makes. What we need to do is practice discipline and adapt our trading to strategies that are more relevant to our trading style, as this can minimize risk. Every strategy carries risks, as trading isn't always profitable. However, these risks can be minimized to prevent further financial losses. I prefer to see people making small amounts of money in trading but consistently persisting, as this allows them to persist longer in the market.