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Recently, I've been focusing on watching a certain type of video across various platforms—traders' work patterns, states, and interviews (real traders), mainly from the Eurozone and North America. Combined with self-reflection, I have some insights: 1. People in the crypto industry (practitioners, retail investors, etc.) are accustomed to calling their behavior "trading." But our daily behavior isn't trading; I think it's closer to "investing." Trading is much harder than investing. 2. Mistaking one's own behavior for "trading" is a form of psychological suggestion: Since I'm trading, I need to adopt frameworks, strategies, and frequency to make myself approach a real trader. But these are things that most individual retail investors find very hard to master. 3. The real trader community relies on the highest-quality information, technology, and platforms, which come with time and capital costs behind them. It might require grinding down more than $5 million in capital and 3-5 years of time accumulation
woc what's going on old man!
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