$YALA During significant pullbacks, do you first curse the market for being unfair?
The problem is not with the market, but with the flaws in your trading system.
Admitting there’s a problem is not shameful; knowing there are flaws but not fixing them is what’s truly regrettable.
The biggest obstacle in trading is not technology, but human nature.
Greed causes people to chase highs, impatience leads to mistakes, fear of missing out results in blind actions, and unwillingness to cut losses ultimately leads to being trapped—many shout “investment” while actually being led by emotions.
After years of struggle, my biggest takeaway is simple: eliminate your weaknesses. Quit the greed, give up opportunities that aren’t yours, and only use familiar trading patterns; wait until the odds are clear before acting.
I often discuss the three levels of trading mindset with my students: the first level is the “gambler’s mentality,” desperately searching for “100x coins,” where the more anxious you are, the more likely you are to lose; the second level is the “rules mentality,” learning to wait for signals and avoiding chasing highs and cutting losses, which is the transformation from novice to competent; the third level is the “holistic mentality,” not fixating on single wins or losses, but focusing on the overall account curve—that’s the key to long-term survival.
My earnings on $ETH rely on simple logic: don’t predict the market, learn to follow the trend; retreat when momentum weakens, and gradually increase your position only after confirming strength.
Remember, before opening a position, first think about how not to lose, then think about how to earn; act when the signal arrives, and take your profits without delay.
Trading is not about who runs faster, but who can endure longer.
The crypto world is not a casino; it is a training ground.
First, stabilize yourself, and you will eventually become the one who controls the rhythm. @不贪的阿 K
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