Have you noticed that the moment you have some spare money in your hands, it feels like a hot potato? People who keep insisting on finding a way to spend it and trade crypto are especially prone to this problem. There are tens of thousands of U just sitting in your account, and the market is half-dead—so your heart starts itching. You always feel that leaving the money there doing nothing is a waste, and you have to buy something or open a position to feel like it’s worth it to yourself. So what happens? You were originally fine with being in cash—then one shaky move, you rush in, and you get trapped. Then you wait to get out of the loss, but if you can’t, you cut. Looking back, if that money had just stayed where it was, nothing would have happened.

This isn’t really a technical issue—it’s a psychological one. From childhood through school, we’re taught “diligence brings wealth.” We always feel like we have to do something to have value, and that being idle is a sin. But with trading, sometimes it’s the lazy ones who make money. No matter how hard you work—staring at the charts, studying, executing—someone who buys and then forgets often earns more. Isn’t that infuriating?

A trader once said something especially ruthless but also very true. He said that in this market, most people lose money not because they did something wrong, but because they did too much. Take your own trades and lay them out one by one; delete the orders opened out of impulse. Your profits might instantly flip back to positive.

So how do you keep your hands under control? My method is pretty old-fashioned, but it works. Move the spare money to a place that’s inconvenient to access—like a cold wallet—or lock it up in a time-deposit wealth management product. Set a threshold for yourself: if you really want to buy something, you must handwrite down the reasons. After you write them, put it away and review it 24 hours later. A lot of impulsive urges pass once that period is over.

In the end, cash is also a position. If you have “ammo” in your hands, it means you always have an opportunity. Don’t keep thinking that if you don’t buy, you’ll be losing. If you don’t buy, you haven’t lost anything—you’re just preserving your options. In this market, having options is worth more than anything.
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