In trading, many are smart, but few survive.

Why? Because smart people always want to prove themselves, always want to catch every market wave, always think this time is different. The result? Frequent entries and exits, getting slapped in the face repeatedly, emotions bouncing up and down with the account.

When I trade, I first admit that I am stupid. Don’t do what I don’t understand, don’t grab what’s not mine. Control your position size well, set stop-loss orders tightly, lose small amounts when necessary, and earn big profits when possible. Accept normal losses as naturally as accepting to bring an umbrella on a rainy day.

Don’t get carried away when the trend is favorable, don’t fight against it when it’s against you. Emotions are the biggest enemy of your account; greed and overconfidence are the two fastest ways to lose money.

A victorious soldier wins first and then seeks battle; a defeated soldier fights first and then seeks victory. Before I open a position, I first think about what to do if I’m wrong, not how to spend my profits. This market isn’t about who looks the most impressive, but about who is still alive and still making money. $BTC $ETH