Ninth day. I am still alive.

In the past, I traded while reading all kinds of theoretical books, watching various live streams, listening to many experts talk about their understanding of the crypto world and trends, subscribing to posts from different big figures, yet many times the technicals were fine, the analysis logical, but the market just didn't give an opportunity.
The stories are others', but the days are my own; no one can replace my losses, and judgment and decisions must be my own responsibility.
Later, I relied on so-called candlestick and pattern theories to make a living.
Now I am gradually shifting to fundamental analysis, from fundamentals to trend analysis.
The longer I trade, the less it’s about technical issues and more about human nature—greed, fear, arrogance, hesitation—each of these emotions can cause losses.
The most important thing in trading is to survive.
The market is always there, opportunities are always available; as long as you live long enough, you can seize your own market trend.
Sometimes, when you're caught in a trap, don’t just think about getting out; even if you do, it’s just moving from one pit to another, only the shape of the pit has changed.
Learn to deal with the pits; only by maintaining a cash position at all times and repeatedly doing the right things can you reach the other side of victory.