At the beginning of the year, a complete novice entered the crypto world. They just stepped into it and couldn’t even understand the candlestick chart. Looking at the red and green bars on the trading interface made them dizzy, and they quietly asked me: "Is this erratic line trying to deceive us?"
I laughed, but inside I wasn't surprised at all. For newcomers, the first day in the crypto world feels like falling into a new continent: numbers attract attention like magnets, and price fluctuations make the heart race like a roller coaster.
You might think others understand the market, but in reality, most people are just following trends, watching the candlesticks jump around. Many are silently thinking: "Don't step on a landmine."
The way most novices fail is quite simple:
Not understanding leads to random actions, greed chasing rises, and panic selling.
They enter the market hoping to double their small investment, but end up facing liquidation every few days,
Their account turns from red to black, then from black to empty, and their mental state completely collapses.
I told them: Making money in the crypto world doesn’t rely on dazzling candlesticks,
But on three hardcore principles —
Don't deviate from the direction, stabilize your position, and keep your mindset steady.
If the trend is right, roll slowly;
If the market corrects, follow in lightly;
If you lose, don’t panic, be firm with your stop-loss.
They looked bewildered, but I knew the seed had been planted.
The crypto world is brutal, yet simple:
Newcomers lose not because the market is hard to understand, but because they haven’t learned to control the game with their mind and attitude.
From that day on, they slowly understood:
The red and green bars are not a scam; unrealized gains and losses are just tools;
Only those who master the rhythm have the chance to survive and double their investments,
And those who only focus on the fluctuating numbers will eventually be devoured by the market.
