Have you ever wondered why some traders always fail to make money? It's often not a knowledge issue, but a personality problem.

Take this wave of BREV operations as an example. A friend knew that this coin's potential exceeded expectations, yet placed a sell order at 0.5—only to cancel it shortly after. The subsequent trades were even more outrageous: sold at 0.377, bought back at 0.3886, sold at 0.338, bought back at 0.335, and sold again at 0.471. Placing and canceling orders repeatedly, tugging back and forth.

To put it simply, this is indecisiveness. Knowing how the market will move but failing to align knowledge with action.

The cruelest truth about trading is—mindset always comes first, technical analysis ranks second. Without stable execution and psychological resilience, even the strongest analytical skills are useless.