This has been going on in my mind troubles me a lot ,then I decided to bring it in the forum here to get some humble directions and good replies ,can a good trader of 3 years of experience share their strategies of successful trade? Then if they share their strategies why do we still have many unsuccessful traders of 5 years experience who still failed in trading yet no profit?
I think two very different ideas are getting mixed together here.
Sharing a strategy does not automatically destroy its edge. If an idea stops working the moment it becomes public, then its edge was likely fragile, overfitted, or dependent on temporary inefficiencies rather than market structure.
Where disclosure actually becomes a problem is not market mechanics, but business model. If someone’s role is to sell trade signals, run a signal service, or operate as a strategy vendor, then of course they should not fully disclose their logic. Not because the market will “kill” it instantly, but because they are creating direct competition against their own product.
That is a commercial decision, not proof that strategies only work while they are secret.
In liquid markets like BTC, especially on lower timeframes, true crowding effects require significant capital and coordinated execution. Most retail-level participation, even if it follows similar logic, does not meaningfully change market behavior.
The real risk to an edge is usually not exposure, but poor execution, scaling beyond liquidity constraints, and assuming backtest conditions persist unchanged in live environments.
So I don’t see strategy sharing as evidence that something “no longer works.” I see it as a choice between trading as a participant versus monetizing trade output as a business.
Those are very different objectives, and confusing them leads to wrong conclusions.