The more you trade, the more you realize: a master isn't someone who knows when to buy and sell—it's someone who dares to stay in cash.

I used to have itchy hands too; I felt uneasy if I wasn't watching the charts. I always felt like I was missing out on some moves. I thought I had to do something, but ended up getting slapped around, exhausted, while my account kept dropping.

Later, I came to understand—profits aren't made by trading; they're made by waiting. The market specializes in punishing those who can't keep their hands still. Chasing on a rise, bottom-fishing on a dip, back and forth with fees—you miss the big moves and catch all the losses.

My principle is simple: if I don't understand, I squat; if the rhythm is off, I don't move; if the price isn't comfortable, I wait. It's not about being timid—it's about doing the math clearly: one losing trade from reckless action is enough to cover ten opportunities from staying in cash.

Those who grow their accounts are never the ones all-in every day, but those who can sit on the cold bench. The more you try to prove yourself, the more the market makes you pay tuition.

In the end, trading comes down to two words—patience. Only those who can wait in cash can catch the next real move. #0成本拿2股SK海力士 $BTC $ETH