If you're new to crypto, I actually suggest you don't rush into opening contracts.

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Because most people's first loss isn't caused by the market, but by being too impatient.
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Many newcomers always think what they lack is technical skill - learn a few indicators, look at a few candlesticks, and they can make money.
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Later they realize that the real difficulty isn't how to read the charts, but when to act and when to stay out.

When the market goes up, fear of missing out; when it goes down, want to buy the dip. See others showing off their profits and get excited, hear someone calling a trade and follow in.

Busy all day opening and closing positions, feeling like you're always trading, but at the end of the month, your account hasn't changed much.

Later I came to understand that the market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

I spend a lot of time every day watching the charts, but the number of times I actually take action is not many.

More often I'm waiting - waiting for a position with a good risk-reward ratio, waiting for an opportunity worth taking the risk.

Trading isn't about who does more, but about who makes fewer mistakes.

Many times, opening one less trade is more important than making one more profit;

Being able to control your own hand is more important than understanding a single candlestick.

The market is always there, and opportunities will always come.

What truly determines the outcome is not how many opportunities you seized, but how many trades you avoided that you didn't have to take.

If you can't control your hand, don't know how to protect your capital, come talk to Brother Su, I'll help you avoid the pitfalls!