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Do you know what the most terrifying growth for a professional trader is? It's not the improvement of skills, but the realization that the market doesn't need you to be smart, it just needs you to be restrained. Many people think letting go is about emotions; I tell you, in trading, it's about survival. Letting go of greed, letting go of obsessions, letting go of that self-delusion of needing to be right, do you think you're predicting the next candlestick? No, you're just tugging of war with your obsessions. My teacher once scolded me with a phrase that now seems like a lifeline: Leave a little room in everything, and the market will spare your life. You think experts win because they are ruthless; it's because they understand when to take profits and when to stop because they know the market never owes you a single profit but can educate you to doubt your life. A truly mature professional trader won't stake their dignity on every single trade, just as truly strong individuals won't tear faces in relationships or clash head-on in life. Those who survive all understand one principle: leaving some room is not cowardice; it's so you can keep moving forward. I have also experienced emotional collapse, my account returning to zero, friendships turning a page, and my career hitting a wall. At that moment, I understood that external things are unreliable; true confidence is being able to sit down and analyze charts and reviews when you have nothing, without complaining or losing control. That is called mental assets, harder than the numbers in your account. Things have their beginnings and ends, and many people focus on things that can change at any moment. Once lost, it's like a bone being broken. So I would rather my account go to zero than lose my direction; money can be earned back, but if your mindset is lost, you don’t even have the qualification to make mistakes. There was a time when I also fell into confusion, feeling that effort was meaningless, trading was meaningless, and life was meaningless. Looking back now, that wasn't emptiness; it was the darkness before advancement. All awakenings must pass through that path where you can't see the exit. At that time, I forced myself to return to the simplest reality: sweeping the floor, cooking, reviewing trades, writing journals, letting my hands reconnect with reality, and my heart steady back to its place. Slowly, my thoughts began to sprout; this is the unity of knowledge and action, not mysterious but effective. Many people ask me what indicators I rely on, what logic I follow, and I always want to laugh; those are all external, and what can be learned in a short time is called technique. What truly determines life and death is the Dao, whether you can admit mistakes, whether you can stop, whether you can pause in a state of panic. I have seen too many people fall in front of the screen; they have the skills, enough intelligence, and strong talent, but they just won't admit mistakes and refuse to stop, leading to a downward spiral. The market didn’t kill them; they buried themselves. Remember this line: there are no geniuses in trading, only those willing to practice against human nature. Stop when losing, collect yourself when making mistakes, and wait when panicking. Sticking to a system for 10 years is what we call the hardcore confidence of a professional trader. Life is like trading; understanding it is redeeming, not understanding it is risking. Choose practice, choose growth, and the future will definitely leave the best market conditions for the better you!

There are many opportunities in the cryptocurrency world, but the risks are also high. As a beginner, mastering some trading rules and phrases learned through the hard-earned money of predecessors can help you avoid many detours. The following content is simple and practical, hoping to help you better understand the market.
The table below organizes some very practical trading phrases to help you quickly grasp key signals.
In simple terms
Buy horizontal, not vertical; the selling point is at the boiling point.
Buy when prices are sideways or retracing, and do not chase after surges; consider selling when the market is at its most fervent.
Buy when things are low-key, sell when things are lively.
Continuous small rises are real rises; continuous large rises mean it's time to exit.

For newcomers just entering the cryptocurrency space, understanding common market tricks and traps is key to avoiding becoming 'chives'. Below are 14 core tricks organized, along with countermeasures, to help newcomers establish risk awareness:

1. Time and liquidity traps: harvesting through time zone differences
The time patterns of the Asian session and the European and American sessions
The main force often uses time zone liquidity differences to manipulate the market: during the Asian session (8-10 AM), retail investors may be targeted when they have just woken up or have not fully entered the market; during the European and American sessions (3-5 AM), retail investors in the Asian session are easy to harvest after they fall asleep.
Response: Avoid chasing highs during opponent's rest periods (such as late night in your own time zone), pay attention to liquidity changes, and reduce operations during extreme periods.