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July's Steady Player Rankings, Comment Section Starts Now
July is almost here
The market hasn't given a clear direction yet
Today, I won't dive into overly complex market movements
Let's kick off a fan check-in session
From the last fan appreciation event, I noticed one thing
What really makes the comment section interesting
Is never just simple check-ins
But the pitfalls you've stepped into in real trading
Some people got repeatedly rekt by fake breakouts
Some stubbornly held through slow grind-downs
Some say they're steady traders
But their comments are full of hidden anxiety
This time, the rules are simpler, but the competition is maxed out
Reply directly in the comment section with three statements:
1. In July, which market scenario are you most afraid of
A Fake breakout
B Slow grind-down
C Wick hunting
D Instant flip after news drops
E Account shrinking before the market even moves
2. Write one trading warning for yourself in July
3. Make it clear who you are
Old fans write: I'm an old fan, I remember which post of yours
Newcomers write: I'm new, I belong to this trading style
This time it's not random selection—I'll filter comments into 5 categories
▫️ Real pitfall seat
▫️ Harsh warning seat
▫️ Old fan memory seat
▫️ Newcomer truth-telling seat
▫️ Comment section popularity seat
Prizes are clear
20 people, 10 USDT each
Plus one additional super blind box grand prize
Reserved for the most genuine trader I see sitting at the screen every day
You don't need to write beautifully or pretend to be impressive
What you've lost
What you've feared
What bad habit you most want to fix in July
Just say it straight
Tonight I will go through every single comment
Later I'll compile a complete fan trading personality chart
If you want to participate in the giveaway, complete the three statements in the comment section
This round doesn't look at who shouts the loudest, only who speaks the truth
Comment section starts now
I'm waiting for you to join the table
2. July's warning: The stop-loss line is the lifeline. Adding to a winning position must be protected. If you can't do it, chop off your hands.
3. I'm an old fan. I remember you wrote that article "Trading T is not about randomly pressing buttons; trading T is to make the position more comfortable, not to prove you have a hard head." It made a deep impression. I'm a right-side breakout chaser, but I always get shaken out by consolidations. In July, I most want to get rid of the habit of overtrading, learn to stay in cash and wait for real signals, and stop trading just for the sake of trading.
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2. A warning I wrote to myself for July: Don’t be tempted to open positions just because your hands are itching to trade. If you don’t open positions, you won’t die. And do less with “shanzhai coins”! Even if you can’t stand the loneliness anymore and you finally open a position again, you’ll chop off your fingers—(I don’t know if that’s harsh enough).
3. No need to say it—I must be an old-fan! I read every one of the boss’s articles carefully, and then I comment based on my own feelings. From my self-introduction at the beginning to the weekly market outlooks and my later analysis of the boss’s trading ideas, I really admire how clear the boss’s thinking is. Let me talk about the thing that helped me the most recently. During a previous livestream, the boss played a recording—about the relationship between the World Cup and gold and Bitcoin. It said that once the World Cup comes, both “small yellow fish” and Bitcoin will underperform. That snapped me awake. I kept shorting all the way down and made some money. Thank you, boss! 14108293
2. A warning for July: Plan your greed, execute your fear. Do less, fight only one battle.
3. I'm an old follower. I remember you wrote that piece about "What tortures traders most isn't losing money—it's knowing you're trading recklessly but still can't control your own hands." I'm a conservative swing trader, quick to cut losses, but I always exit positions too early. In July, I want to fix my cowardice about adding to winners.
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July’s charts often look lively, but false breakouts are the most deadly—they’re designed to harvest people who see signals and chase them in. You think the trend is coming, but just as soon as you enter the trade, you get trapped, and your stop-loss is triggered every single time. For newcomers, this kind of market is the easiest to break your mindset, leading to frequent trading and ever-increasing losses.
2. July trading warning
“Better to miss ten false breakouts than to be taken out by one.”
3. I’m a newcomer. I’ve been following the boss for more than 20 days. The boss has a steady, risk-controlled trading style. Recently, every one of the boss’s trades has been profitable, and I really admire that. To be honest, I’m a small newbie who hasn’t been in the circle for long. Right now, I’m only following Hilltop Capital and the Tactical Steady Player. But I feel like there’s something off with Hilltop Capital’s real-account performance—how can it be so big and yet not have any ranking? Meanwhile, the boss’s real-account trades feel genuine. The boss had a wave of losses in the middle, but then it got back on track and also made quite a bit of profit. This is something I’ve seen countless traders fail to notice—they’re just brief bursts of fireworks, while the boss’s steady approach made it through to the end and took the money. So I’d rather be called the Steady Player.
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2. July's own trading warning: "June Black Friday is not unexpected, July expiration don't guess the bottom; once leverage goes to the head, the account shrinks first."
3. I'm an old fan, I've been following the boss for a month. Although I'm not active, I find everything the boss says very reasonable. Especially the Black Friday script from June 25th, I wasn't surprised, the bearish rhythm is not over yet. It pointed out that the June 26 options expiration combined with Friday could easily trigger a crash, warning traders to clearly adopt a bearish stance and proactively guard against known risk nodes. I was deeply inspired at the time, and by shorting, I recently made some money. Thank you very much for the guidance from the tactically steady player. On my own, I would never have such foresight. Following the steady player's strategy to make money is a tangible benefit. It's more convincing than any words.
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