There was someone before who studied various indicators every day.

MACD, KDJ, EMA, Fibonacci…
The screen was crammed with information—like an aircraft cockpit.
But the account still kept steadily losing money.
Later, I asked him one thing:
“How many trades do you open in a day?”
He said:
“More than a dozen, I guess—if the market’s good, then more.”
The answer made the problem clear at once.
Many people aren’t incapable of trading.
It’s just that they want to trade too badly.
Seeing price movement, they rush to get in.
Seeing a surge, they’re afraid of missing out.
In the end, they made a fortune for the fees—while their own account got thinner and thinner.
Later, he forced himself to change his rules:
At most two trades a day.
Never touch it without a trend.
Take profit in stages.
As a result, one month later, he discovered for the first time:
Turns out, not opening trades is also a way to make money.
In the crypto world, the hardest skill
has never been opening a position.
It’s waiting.