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Why do you always lose money during the imitation season? Frequent trading is the 'fatal trap' for retail investors!

Many people do not realize: frequent trading is essentially the fastest way to reduce your win rate from 60% to 10%. There are three layers of reasons, and understanding them will clarify what to do.

▌First Layer: Battle of Rhythm - The main force operates on segments, while you are driven by emotions

The trend during the imitation season has its internal logic: from trial trading of old coins, emotional warming up, to the main rise of new coins and comprehensive dissemination - this is a complete strategic chain.

The main force profits from large segments, while you are disturbed by a few candlesticks. What’s worse is that this chain is not a fixed process, but a dynamic strategy that the main force adjusts flexibly based on market liquidity and narrative heat. Sometimes new coins surge too quickly, forcing old coins to follow; sometimes stages are interspersed, but the general direction is always 'order amidst chaos'.

The main force is not afraid of you making money, but afraid of you 'not moving around'. Once you move, costs increase, rhythms become misaligned, and the more you move, the further you deviate from the main force's rhythm.

▌Second Layer: Source of Loss - All major losses begin with frequent clicking on 'sell'

Frequent switching of positions is essentially cutting a complete profit growth line into fragments by your own hands.

You always chase short-term strong coins, resulting in buying at emotional highs and selling at low points during consolidation. Every time you switch positions, you incur an additional transaction fee, endure a slippage, and the judgment errors accumulate one after another.

What’s even scarier: opportunities are also consumed in frequent operations. The main force doesn’t even need to defeat you; they just need to wait for you to 'move around yourself'.

▌Third Layer: Secret of Profit - Holding positions is necessary to capture large segments

The real increase during the imitation season often lies not in the initial 20%, but in the main rising wave phase of 40%–80%. Frequent trading means you get off the vehicle just as it starts; by the time it explodes, you are no longer on board.

Want to catch the trend, but you have fragmented the trend into short-term pieces by your own hands. Those who make big money are never the ones who trade most frequently, but those who: have the right direction, hold their positions steady, and do not move their positions chaotically.

The imitation season is not about technique, but about mentality; it is not about frequently changing vehicles, but about steadily riding the main rising wave. Frequent trading will only let you fall from advantage into disadvantage. Stabilize your positions, capture the complete segment - this is what the main force is doing and should be what you do.