Stop blaming the market. You just haven't taken enough hits from the market yet.

I've experienced margin calls, high leverage, staying up all night watching candlesticks until dawn.
Only then did I realize clearly: it's not bad luck that keeps you from making money, it's **that the direction was wrong from the start**.
I only changed three things, and my account gradually recovered and steadily moved upward:
1. No longer chasing rallies, only laying in wait
When the market is the most lively and the group chat is the craziest, that's usually the area where people are taking on positions.
The real big opportunities are often so cold that no one mentions or talks about them.
When others FOMO, I wait and watch; when others panic, I take action.
2. No more emotional trading, everything follows the plan
Cut losses decisively when needed, hold steady when holding.
Many people lose because they can't bear small losses;
Many people can't make money because they can't hold onto profits.
3. Not just watching candlesticks, learn to observe "movements"
Fund flow, order book strength, market sentiment—these all give signals earlier than price candlesticks.
Whether you can understand them half a step earlier than others basically determines if you're eating the meat or taking the loss.
Trading is actually not complicated at all.
It's not that you can't do it, it's that you're always using the wrong method, repeatedly hitting the wall.