In the crypto world, after years of struggling and surviving, Brother An has finally seen through it all 💡:

If you can't make money, it's not really the market's fault—most of the time, it's yourself who's the problem. Just like this $ZEC , no matter how steady the upward trend, it can't withstand the instability of human emotions.

You've learned a ton of technical skills, can explain the logic clearly, but as soon as you go live, everything falls apart.

A small profit makes you overconfident, always chasing one more wave; 📉 a few losses make you stubborn, determined to hold on until you break even; even when it's time to stop, you still cling to the fantasy of 'one more trade and I'll turn it around.'

In the end, you just end up losing all your profits, your principal shrinks, and all you're left with is a self-mocking sigh: 'Why did I fall again?'

Not long ago, a brother following my trades made steady profits for a month by sticking to the plan.

I warned him to slow down, to take profits and step back, but he wouldn't listen.

After a small gain, he started blindly adding positions, trying to catch the bottom, convinced he'd figured it all out.

Then the market reversed—his account was wiped back to square one.

This is the most common way people get wiped out in the crypto space: not because they can't make money, but because they can't control themselves after making a profit.

Those who last the longest aren't the ones with the most aggressive moves, but those who master three key traits: the courage to take profits when the time is right, the discipline to stay out when things are unclear, and the self-control to stop when emotions run high.

The real pros don't trade every single day—they understand the wisdom of doing nothing.

Only when you can keep your money do you truly begin; only when you can keep your mind calm can you stay in the game long-term.

Stick to your own rhythm, and opportunities will naturally come knocking again.

I've always shared real trading results—never empty promises. Follow Brother An @安叔复利之路 , and there are still a few spots left in the team. Brothers and sisters who want to learn practical methods or turn around their losses—join us anytime and let's go for it together.