$BTC At one o'clock in the morning, a fan sent a message: "The account has lost over 50%, frequently entering and exiting, completely collapsed."
Seeing that record, I sighed deeply—once again falling into the abyss due to overtrading.
$XRP Many people think that as long as they trade more and chase the market, they can make money, but the opposite is true: the more frequently you enter, the faster you lose.
I told him: It’s not the market that traps you, but you haven’t learned when to stop.
Many fans, after entering the market, always want to take advantage of every wave, and when they miss a few opportunities, they rush to average down, resulting in often losing everything.
But I want to tell you: not every market movement is suitable for action.
Real experts understand that when there is no market, the safest operation is—remaining in cash.
Why is "remaining in cash" the smartest operation?
A common mistake made by retail investors: rushing in as soon as they see market fluctuations, buying high and selling low, missing the best timing.
I have deeply realized that remaining in cash not only protects the principal but also allows waiting for the next more stable opportunity.
Don’t rush, don’t be anxious, patiently wait—this is the key to long-term profitability.
The risks of overtrading.
I've seen a fan who hurried to open positions every time the market fluctuated.
Not long after, the account was trapped, losing over 50%.
He broke down, not only missing the rebound but also continuing to add positions at the wrong time, ultimately leading to a total loss.
Why did this happen?
The market doesn’t always move as you expect; if you frequently enter, you will only continuously "cut losses" in the volatility, ultimately bringing yourself into the deep abyss of loss.
Correct operation: cash + waiting for opportunities
When to remain in cash?
When the market has no clear trend, remaining in cash is the safest.
When the market enters a consolidation phase, don’t blindly chase orders; wait for clear signals before taking action.
When to enter?
Only when the market trend is clear and aligns with your strategy should you start trading.
Each entry must ensure you have enough funds for stop-loss, strictly controlling risk.
Summary: The wisdom of remaining in cash, being a calm winner
In the cryptocurrency market, not every entry can make money. Overtrading will only cause you to miss real profit opportunities.
Remember: Be bold when there is a market, remain in cash and wait when there isn’t.
Stay calm, learn to wait for clear signals of market trends, and you will be able to steadily earn and profit in the long run.
