The most dangerous moment in trading is not continuous losses, but the profit phase.

Many people think that losses are the scariest, but in fact, small profits are the biggest trap.
After making a profit, people tend to become blindly confident, mistakenly believing they see through the market.
What follows is: increasing position sizes, frequent trading, and a gradual loss of risk awareness. $UB
The real trap is that it makes you overestimate yourself and abandon rules:
Randomly adding to positions, blindly holding, shifting from prioritizing risk control to chasing profits at all costs.
The mindset also quietly changes: no longer afraid of losing, but instead afraid of missing out and earning less.
All decisions revolve around “fear of missing out,” appearing bold, but actually losing respect for the market.
Money earned by luck will ultimately be taken back by the market based on real strength. $GWEI