Many people think trading is difficult, but the real problem isn't the market. No matter how complex the trends of coins like BTC and ETH are, the patterns are always the same. The true challenge lies in human nature—emotional fluctuations, chasing highs and selling lows, and lacking discipline.

I've seen too many traders who have solid analytical logic but always lose their composure when executing trades. A wave of correction makes them panic, and a rebound makes them unable to resist adding to their positions. The result? Plans are abandoned, and accounts shrink along with them.

The three most important things in trading are: first, develop a clear trading plan; second, strictly follow the plan; third, persist in preventing emotions from interfering with decisions. It sounds like nonsense, but few people can truly do it.

Recently, the US non-farm payroll data exceeded expectations, causing market volatility. But no matter how the market moves, the core principles remain the same—take profits when needed, cut losses when necessary, and avoid gambling-style chasing for big wins. In the long run, only those who stick to this approach can achieve stable profits.

If your trading is always unsuccessful, consider reflecting on your execution ability first. I will continue to share practical trading methods, hoping to help more people avoid detours and truly learn how to make money in this market.