In the crypto world, many people lose money not because they don't know how to trade, but because they trade too much.

A few days ago, a fan came to me and said he had made over 80 trades in the past month.
I asked him how much he had earned.
He said he hadn't made any profit, but he had paid quite a bit in fees.
Later, I looked over his records and found a very interesting phenomenon.
There weren't many profitable trades, but every time he saw the market move, he wanted to jump in and try.
He was afraid of missing out when prices rose, wanted to buy the dip when prices fell, and looked for opportunities even during sideways trading.
As a result, after a month, he was exhausted, and his account had shrunk.
I told him one thing: The market opens every day, but that doesn't mean you have to trade every day.
Many people treat trading like a job, always feeling uncomfortable if they don't make a few trades each day.
But truly profitable opportunities often don't come more than a few times a week.
My rule is very simple:
Only trade what you understand; if you're unsure, just wait.
Calculate the risk of each trade in advance, and if you're wrong, just exit.
When there's no trend, prefer to stay in cash.
Later, he cut his trading frequency in half and started learning to wait for opportunities.
Not long after, he felt more relaxed, and his account became more stable.
Remember one thing: Trading isn't about who trades the most, but about who makes the fewest mistakes.
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