Been losing for over a year? Brother, don't doubt life just yet, first doubt your methods.

Many people are not untalented; they simply haven't figured out how this market devours people.

I've seen too many people with accounts under 200,000, yet they want to gamble all in every day.

But the truth is, if you can catch a major uptrend once a year, that's enough to sustain you for the whole year.

Every day of reckless trading will only drain your emotions and shatter your capital.

There's an even more fatal problem—

In the simulation, it's “practice both sides repeatedly,” but in the real market, it turns into “just go up and do it.”

You can die a hundred times in simulations and it doesn't matter,

in the real market, dying just once could mean you're out for good.

Not practicing, not honing your skills, losing money is completely normal.

Good news is even more of a trap.

Ninety percent of retail investors cling to good news,

only to find that when the good news is realized, the price spikes and then falls back, and they're left holding the bag.

If you don't sell on the high opening the next day, you'll find you've bought at the peak.

Holidays are no different; history has repeatedly proven: reducing positions early is the way to survive.

If you don't exit early, you're just working for the big players.

For medium-term trading, I only emphasize three words: roll with it.

Sell when it rises, buy again when it drops,

maintaining cash flexibility is always better than holding onto losses.

Short-term trading is even simpler, focus on what's moving; anything that isn't is a landmine.

Rhythm is always more important than direction. $BTC $BNB

Slow declines and slow rises are normal market corrections;

when it drops sharply, rebounds are usually sharp too.

As long as you catch the rhythm, you'll know when to enter and when to wait.

One more thing that many never learn:

if you buy wrong, admit it immediately.

Stubbornness is not courage; it’s foolishness.

Protect your capital, then you’ll have the right to talk about recovery.

Don't overcomplicate short-term tools.

15-minute candlesticks + KDJ are enough for you to capture the vast majority of market movements.

In the end, the crypto world isn't about who learns more,

but about who can sharpen a set of methods to a razor's edge.

In the crypto world, the ones making money are always a minority; follow Brother Hua, and let him help you avoid traps and achieve success! #加密市场观察 #美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作