There is a heartbreaking truth in the crypto world: most people think they're trading, but in fact, they are paying for their understanding.

Those who have lost money understand that feeling—not just the shrinking account, but also the collapse of mindset and routine.

Yet, some people manage to pull through. I've seen those who have turned their fortunes around from the depths, and I've seen those who stabilized their position with their last capital on the brink of liquidation. Their common trait is simple: they no longer let emotions drive their decisions, but instead let the rules dictate.

Why do they always end up "paying tuition"? Because they are constantly doing three things: blindly following the market when it moves, hesitating to cut losses after losing, and wanting more when they profit.

On the other hand, those who make money from trading often do the opposite: they set stop losses in advance for every trade when they're uncertain about the market, they protect their capital after making a profit, and then use the profits to take risks.

The core of making money is not about getting it right once, but rather finding a set of actions that can be used repeatedly. When the market aligns, you have a method to seize it; when the market is chaotic, you know to take a break.

If you are also tired of the cycle of ups and downs, the best approach is to pause for a moment. Don't rush to find the next coin; first clarify your rules: how much are you prepared to lose? When will you enter? When must you exit?

Investing is a marathon, and those who reach the end are often the ones who understand the rhythm and stick it out. #美联储降息预期升温