#数字货币领域调整# A few days ago, a fren brought an "all gloomy" investor to have tea with me.

The investor shared his experience with a wry smile: the 2 million he invested in the market last year has now dwindled to just a small amount.

I half-jokingly asked him: "If you were given the opportunity to spend 1 million to learn the correct trading methods, would you be willing to?"

He scratched his head and said, "We didn't know each other back then..."

Deep down, I understand that even if he knew at the time, he probably wouldn’t choose to invest in knowledge and methods. Most people are like this; they must hit rock bottom before realizing how cruel the market can be.

"Can anyone really make money in this industry?" he asked in confusion, "I always feel like the market is against me; whenever I buy, it drops, and whenever I sell, it rises."

I couldn't help but laugh: "Of course, some people are making money. This feeling of yours is actually a psychological stage that every new player goes through."

The truth of the market is actually very simple:

The rise and fall of the market has nothing to do with individuals; no one cares whether you are making a profit or a loss. Even if you completely liquidate, the market will still operate at its own pace. This is precisely the most ruthless and most real aspect of the market.

"So how can I turn losses into profits?" he asked eagerly.

I told him: "The hardest part of this game is actually that it is too simple. Simple to the point that after you buy in, you can only wait patiently, and this kind of waiting often makes people uneasy."

Many smart people fail in the market not because they do not work hard enough, but because they cannot bear the psychological pressure brought by 'uncertainty'.

The real trading secret is surprisingly straightforward: when you confirm an upward trend, set your stop-loss level, and then enter decisively!

It's that simple!

Ironically, very few people can actually do this. Most people can't even manage to "wait"!

Talking about the concept of trends can take several hours, but understanding it does not equate to being able to put it into practice.

It's like learning to drive: beginners find shifting gears, checking the rearview mirror, and pressing the clutch as difficult as climbing to the sky; whereas experienced drivers think it's nothing out of the ordinary.

Many people search everywhere for the secret to getting rich quickly, only to find after much hardship that the true wealth code has actually been right beside them all along!

In fact, the answer has been there from the beginning; we just always prefer to choose a more complicated path.

Are you choosing to follow the trend towards wealth, or will you continue to remain in place?