The true underlying logic of trading profits: beginners focus on win rate, while experts rely on risk-reward ratio for stable profits.

Most beginners are solely focused on making profits, obsessed with increasing trading accuracy, unaware that market fluctuations are unpredictable, and losses are normal.

Truly experienced traders never care about high or low win rates; they focus entirely on the risk-reward ratio: strictly controlling loss size and amplifying profit potential.
The higher the risk-reward ratio, the lower the required win rate; even if most trades lose, long-term profits remain steady.

Remember the iron rule of trading: small stop-losses for big profits. Set stop-loss points before entering the trade, exit decisively when wrong without holding the position; if the trend is correct, hold firmly to let profits grow continuously.

Avoid taking small profits and stopping, or holding large losses to the death, preventing a single loss from wiping out all gains. Accept small stop-losses during daily testing, firmly prevent large losses, and seize a trend to easily recover costs and make profits.

Trading is not about accuracy in making trades, but about having a bottom line for losses and no limit on profits. First, stabilize risk and protect capital, then follow the trend to seek gains. Long-term persistence is the key to steady market progress. $BTC $ETH #特朗普5月13日访华