In the cryptocurrency market, no one’s analysis is a hundred percent correct.

As an analyst, apart from technical reasons, I understand the market better than many fellow traders mainly because we have a good mindset. Having experienced various ups and downs allows us to peel back the layers in the current trend and analyze the market with a clear thought process. Moreover, we always pay attention to the market, and we can sense any movement promptly to make reasonable plans based on the current trend and respond to unexpected events.

Holding onto positions is quite common during the investment process, especially among those who trade without stop-losses, which often happens as the market approaches. At such times, we must remain calm and handle the situation without panic. In the investor market, it’s not about who trades the most but about who goes the farthest; one must maintain a stable mindset and act decisively. I also recommend that everyone control their positions and have stop-losses in place when trading. After all, if a significant reverse trend occurs and you haven’t exited in time, it could lead to a surge, and all previous efforts may go to waste. Remember this.

When opening positions, I advise everyone to operate steadily. After all, investing carries risks, and the more frequent the trades, the greater the risks. Therefore, it’s prudent to wait for the market to clarify before acting. Additionally, I suggest that fellow traders not expect every trade to be perfect. For example, if your profit hasn’t reached your expected level but the market shows signs of reversal, should you exit or not? The answer is likely obvious. Traders often need to feel the gains and losses, and take the time to appreciate them, much like enjoying a cup of tea. At the same time, during clear market conditions, it’s crucial to maintain a clear thought process and a steady approach to ensure long-term gains. $BTC