In the crypto world, the busier you are, the more you lose. This is true.


I have a friend. We both started at the same time, each with an account of 3000U.
He stared at the charts all day, opening more than ten trades a day. Two months later, his account was down to less than 1500U.
During those two months, I opened a total of 8 trades.
I didn't rely on luck; I just waited.
No trade without a trend, no trade without a clear direction. I spent most of my time doing other things—working out, binge-watching shows, spending time with family.
My rules are simple: only trade trends of 4 hours or longer, single trade loss no more than 2% of total capital, at most two trades a day, close the software after finishing.
Many people want to make quick money with techniques. But in the end, trading is a test of patience.
When opportunity comes, dare to take it; when it doesn't come, dare to wait. The market loves to harvest those who can't sit still.
Don't always think about doubling your money, and don't open trades all day long.
Sometimes the most profitable move is to sit still and do nothing.
Strike when the opportunity comes, and your account will slowly grow.
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GoToSleepAfterMinting
· 2h ago
That’s so real. Last year I kept making trades every day, purely out of impulsiveness, going from 10k U down to 2k U. Now I force myself to do at most three trades a week, and I’m slowly getting my balance back. This is for real—going by the ratio (not just buying) is ten times more important than going by buying.
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