Journey of Understanding the Psychology of Winners in the Financial Market

In the financial market, names like big banks, investment funds, whales, or even "sharks" are always mentioned as forces capable of manipulating and controlling the game. However, the truth is they are just doing one thing: speculating. Despite holding huge assets, they still cannot achieve absolute certainty in any decision. The difference lies in how they perceive, analyze, and act. Nature of Market Operations The market operates based on the balance of supply and demand: You can't buy if no one is selling. You can't sell if no one is buying. The problem lies in the fact that most people - both directly and indirectly affected - always stand on the side of "losing". This seems to be programmed into human nature, where the number of winners is always less than the number of losers, like the number of kings is always less than the number of farmers. Misunderstand Manipulation When I first stepped into the market, I used to think everything was "staged". The big players seemed to control everything, from prices to trends. But after a period of exploration, I realized that it was just my personal inference. Despite the more powerful "big shots", they are also players and have to face uncertainty. What sets them apart is: Mindset: They are not caught up in temporary emotions. Always anticipate multiple scenarios, not relying on a single direction. Discipline: Have a strict risk management strategy. Know when to accept mistakes and stop. Long-term vision: While most focus on short-term profits, they concentrate on the bigger picture. Mind Transformation When I realized this, I decided to temporarily set aside all knowledge of technical and fundamental analysis. Instead, I focused on understanding the psychology of winners: How do they perceive failure? What belief helps them persevere? What habit makes them stand out? The book 'Psychocybernetic' has been a major turning point in my journey. It helped me understand that the difference lies not in wealth or complex trading skills, but in how we perceive ourselves and the world. Lesson Learned First, learn to control your emotions. Most failures come from being driven by greed and fear. Second, don't follow the crowd. Stop and reflect when you see the crowd acting hastily. Third, patience and discipline are the keys. Successful people don't necessarily have to be better than you, they just have more persistence and clearer strategies. Closing Statement The financial market is not a place to seek "shortcuts" or luck. It is a psychological game, where you not only compete with others but also have to overcome yourself. And to do that, understanding the psychology of the winner is the most important first step. DYOR! #Write2Win #Write&Earn $BTC