But this really isn't about bad luck—it's that the vast majority of people keep making the same mistake:

No trading plan, just placing orders based on emotion and gut feeling.
I entered crypto at 31, spent 8 years grinding through it, and built my account to 8 figures by 39.
Surviving in this market where gains and losses come from the same source, and standing firm, has never been about luck or gambling. It's about having a system that seems "simple," yet is extremely stable and can be repeatedly validated in real-world trading. Today I'm sharing this complete system with you:

Divide capital into 5 portions, only open positions with 1/5 each time.
Set stop losses strictly at 10 points. One mistake only costs 2% of total capital, even 5 consecutive mistakes only means 10% drawdown, fundamentally can't hurt your foundation.
Take profits at a minimum of 10 points, never get stuck in deep losses.
The core is just two words: follow the trend. $DOGE
Bounces in downtrends are mostly bull traps, don't try to catch the bottom.
Pullbacks in uptrends are the real golden buying opportunities. Following the trend is always more stable than gambling on bottoms.
Coins with short-term explosive surges, absolutely don't touch. $PAXG
Whether mainstream or altcoins, after crazy rallies there's always a pullback. Entering during high consolidation puts you at high risk of becoming a bag holder. Don't take the risk with a "gamble once" mentality.