In the crypto space, many people don’t lose money because they can’t trade—they lose because they trade too much.

A few days ago, a follower came to find me and said that in the past month, he placed more than 80 orders.
I asked him how much he made.
He said he didn’t make any money—he just paid quite a lot in fees.
Later, I looked through his records and found a very interesting pattern.
There weren’t many orders that made money, but every time the market moved a bit, he wanted to jump in and try.
When it went up, he was afraid of missing out; when it went down, he wanted to bottom-fish; even in a sideways range, he still looked for an opportunity.
In the end, after a month, he was exhausted, and his account shrank.
I told him one thing: the market opens its doors every day doesn’t mean you have to rush in every day.
Many people treat trading like a job—they feel uncomfortable if they don’t do a few trades each day.
But the real opportunities to make money often don’t show up more than a few times in an entire week.
My rules are very simple:
Trade only the market you can clearly understand. If you’re not sure, wait;
Calculate the risk for each trade in advance—if you’re wrong, exit immediately;
When there’s no trend, I’d rather stay in cash.
Later, he cut his number of trades in half and started learning to wait for opportunities.
Not long after, he felt much lighter—and his account became more stable instead.
Remember this line: trading isn’t about who makes more trades—it’s about who makes fewer mistakes.
Follow Lao Li. No hype, no empty promises—just shares of practical experience that can help you survive in this space. If you’re still losing again and again and restarting again and again, come talk to me—I’ll teach you how to make trading simple.
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