I spent a lot of time learning the technology, looking at indicators, practicing my trading feel, and pursuing various "magical signals" when I first started trading $ETH. But the more I did it, the more I lost.

Later I slowly understood that what really determines the loss is not the technical details, but the overall way of thinking.
I have three key transformations that are the core of my later stability:
First, trading is not a game where you must earn q every day.
Only trade when there is market activity; rest when there is none. The market doesn't wait for you; you have to wait for the market. After understanding this, I accepted being in cash and no longer forced trades. $BTC
Second, stop-loss is not a limitation, but a protection that allows you to continue.
In the early days, I didn't set a stop-loss and always thought about "breaking even," which resulted in small losses turning into large losses.
Now, every stop loss and stop profit order is written in advance, and they will be executed when the time comes, without hesitation or taking chances.
Thirdly, the essence of trading is managing your own emotions and discipline.
Many people can master technology, but those who can truly profit are the ones who can do it with minimal effort, stick to their plans, and maintain a steady pace.
Stable profits do not rely on luck overnight, but on a set of processes that can be implemented for a long time, slowly pushing up the account day after day.
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Now I am watching the market, not in a hurry and not greedy. If it meets the conditions, I will place an order; if not, I will turn off the computer.
On this road, those who truly go far are never the fastest, but the most steady.
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If you are also experiencing anxiety and frequent losses, you might want to start adjusting from these three points. It's not the market that's wrong; rather, we need to approach it with the right mindset. #DOGE