Most people in the cryptocurrency world fail to make money, and the core issue lies in their operating habits: holding on stubbornly during unrealized losses and rushing to cash in during profits.

Have you ever clung to hope when your account was down 25%, yet panicked and closed positions when you were up just 5%?

This is essentially a situation where enormous risks are taken for meager returns, which mathematically leads to inevitable losses.

Behind this is human nature's "loss aversion" at play:

When faced with unrealized losses, not closing positions psychologically means it doesn't count as a "real loss"; to avoid certain pain, one would rather bear the risk of continued market decline, even fantasizing about a reversal;

Yet when in profit, there's a fear of losing the "cooked duck"; in order to seize that certain bit of profit, one forcibly gives up subsequent excess profits.

My win rate is actually only 46.51%, but I can achieve a 210% monthly return, the key lies in managing risk and profit.

In the face of BTC's high volatility, never cling to a losing position; trigger a stop-loss and exit immediately, never let a small loss turn into a big one; when conditions are right, hold onto the trend tightly; as long as the momentum is there, don't exit easily and ensure maximum profit.

Many people fail to make big money simply because they exit too early at a 5% profit, which is equivalent to only experiencing the "loss-cutting part" of the trading system while actively cutting off the "explosive part" that can earn the most.

The real trading logic is to risk 1 point to gain 3 points or even 10 points in return, rather than trapping oneself in an "ineffective cycle of high risk and low return," ultimately missing out on opportunities.

The path in the cryptocurrency world can be lonely and prone to pitfalls when walking alone. I have already laid out a trading logic and path that have been validated through practical experience; would you like to walk this path with me? @juice13