In the cryptocurrency circle, what truly hinders your profits is not the inability to understand the market trends, but rather the inability to control your own emotions.
When we first enter the market, we all think that learning a few more indicators will lead to success, but later we realize: losing money is mostly unrelated to skills.
The root of losses is emotions.
Chasing prices is due to greed; selling off is due to fear. You can't hold on to a small profit but stubbornly cling to a small loss. Too many trades are not about misjudging the direction, but are pulled back and forth by the fear of missing out and the fear of losing, ultimately wearing down your capital with emotions.
The three major pitfalls for beginners: overtrading, chaotic mindset, and heavy positions.
What often leads to beginners getting quickly eliminated is not the complexity of the market, but rather the frequency of operations, anxious mindset, and positions exceeding psychological tolerance. Once the position is heavy, a small fluctuation is enough to collapse rationality.
First learn to cut losses, then learn to make money.
There are no invincible generals in the market, but there can be survivors. Cutting losses is not admitting defeat, but rather preserving a chance for another entry. A wrong direction is not scary; unwillingness to exit is truly fatal.
Waiting is the most underestimated ability.
Most market trends are actually not worth participating in. Those who can resist the urge to frequently intervene are more likely to wait for high-probability opportunities. You don't need to seize every fluctuation; you just need to strike hard when you understand what you see.
Light positions are for longevity.
Light positions are not a sign of cowardice but a strategy. They give you room to maneuver when you make mistakes, allowing you to face fluctuations rationally without being forced out.
In the end, trading is a test of temperament.
When you learn to accept small losses, patiently wait, and trade only with positions that you can sleep on, you truly step into the threshold of steady profitability. Less impulsiveness and more rhythm will reward those who are steadier in the market.
Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle, not due to lack of effort, but due to the absence of a guiding light. Market trends are constant, but opportunities do not wait—follow the right people to walk out of the darkness. @萧哥带单日记
