"Everyone is afraid" - this is the essence of human nature; fear does not disappear because of identification, wealth, or understanding. Soldiers are afraid on the battlefield, retail investors are afraid in investments, and everyone is afraid in life. What we fear is the unknown, the loss, and making mistakes.
But the difference is:
Some choose to charge forward – moving ahead with fear, treating fear as a signal.
Some choose to escape - dominated by fear, they would rather give up possible opportunities.

The source of water determines its quality, and the flow of water determines its direction.
The essence of the market has never changed, only the channels have.
When you understand "where the water comes from," you won't just focus on the long queue, but will look for the source of the water.

If you don't dare to chase, you should dare to chase.
If you don't dare to go up, you should dare to go up.
If you don't dare to trade a coin, you should dare to trade it.
If you don't dare to sell, you should dare to sell.
If you disagree, you must dare to refuse;
Those who dare not love should dare to love.
Because both life and the market essentially test your ability to "break the game."
Fear stops people, greed makes them impulsive, and hesitation causes them to miss out.
True cultivation is learning to take action between hesitation and fear.
You will find that so-called growth is breaki

Many people find that earning small amounts of money from staking is tedious and not worth it, yet they are willing to wait for a 100x coin to change their destiny.
This is the combination of being poor and lazy, and it is also the result of short-sighted cognition + emotional speculation.
Why is this happening? There are shadows of psychology, behavioral economics, and even the gambler's fallacy behind it.
1. Mental Accounting and Instant Gratification
Mental Accounting: People subconsciously categorize their money, with some accounts feeling "not worth touching," for example, a few hundred y

The first product, technology, or narrative to come out is often the hardest to surpass.
It occupies not just the market, but also the minds and emotions of users.
Later competitors must face the advantages of first movers, cognitive anchoring, and path dependence.
Functions can be copied, but mindset is hard to shake.

The deviation of the market is the deviation of people's hearts.
The development of things has never followed our subjective expectations.
Development may really be in progress;
The market may really be strengthening;
However, our judgment on development can easily deviate from the true trajectory.
In trading, whether you earn more or less, or even lose money,
Often depends on two factors:
The accuracy of your judgment
The degree of deviation between you and the actual situation
This is why capital management must be strong to the point of being harsh.
When you feel that "this trade is a guara

This is not chicken soup, this is the enlightenment in trading.
My friend said that I have been posting a lot of motivational quotes lately.
Actually, I don't see it that way.
We all gain insight in trading, just through different paths.
Every record and reflection,
All are examining and refining their trading systems.
It is difficult to achieve the unity of knowledge and action.
Knowing is one thing,
Execute in the market, hold firm in the volatility,
It's another matter.
But we are all practicing between knowledge and action.
Each time approaching, even if it can never be fully reached.
As m

When eating melon, you should eat the piece from the very center, because it's the sweetest.
Buy coins, you should buy the brightest one, because it's the strongest.
The same goes for trading enlightenment.
Don't waste time on opportunities that are scraps.
You need to learn to distinguish where the sweet spot is and where the main upward trend is.
Opportunities are not better in quantity, but in precision.
Choosing the right position and the right opponent is the hallmark of a master.

Why does it feel disconnected from the market after not looking at the trends for 2-3 days?
Even if nothing has happened in the market these days.
1️⃣ Information inertia interruption
Entering market information daily forms habitual circuits in the brain, and when it suddenly stops, there is a sense of "cache has been cleared."
2️⃣ Lost sense of process
Not looking at the market, only seeing the results, and not being able to see the changing logic in between, naturally makes one feel that the rhythm is not in their hands.
3️⃣ Emotional resonance missing
Traders tend to subconsciously synchron

Frequent actions are not diligence, but unease.
Having many opportunities doesn't mean you should take them all.
To understand how to let go of ineffective fluctuations is to grasp effective trends.

Technology can solve the problem of getting on board.
Cognitive ability can solve the issues of getting on board.
Those who do not understand the technical aspects of getting on board are merely children with knives.

The market will not fulfill your delusions.
It will only amplify your greed, fear, and luck.
Only those who can understand themselves in the mirror are qualified to understand the market.

Don't lick ice cream too delicately — it melts faster than you.
The same goes for digging up the dog: either take a big bite or watch it flow away.
Don't hesitate, let what cannot be kept flow away.

When you are optimistic, the market suddenly stops.
When you panic, the downward trend suddenly stops.
This is the norm of the market - the instantaneous reversal of long and short battles.
In the past, positive news could support a market trend.
Nowadays, in an environment of liquidity shortage
The market rhythm is faster, and trend lifespans are shorter.
Do not chase the last segment of the increase.
Do not blindly cut losses in a low emotional state.
Set preset entry and exit conditions, and do not be led by sudden fluctuations.
💡 Remember: the rhythm has changed, and so should your approa

There is a worst investment in the market:
1. High principal investment
2. The return rate is extremely low.
3. Huge risk exposure
4. It will continue to consume your attention and execution ability.
Its name is not in the financial news,
But its loss speed is faster than that of a bear market.
Every impulse is a "losing order" with high costs and low returns.
Every time you indulge, you are using the most precious capital—time, energy, and health—to make a negative return on investment.
In finance, we all understand —
The principal has been lost, but it can be earned back slowly.
But with the