I’m also confused, and I’m not an undefeated general! I only do trades within my understanding—if the risk-reward ratio is acceptable, I take them. If I lose, I accept the loss; if I win, I’m okay with however much I make! I follow a trading system: hard stop-loss and flexible take-profit. If you catch the “fish head,” you get the meat, and if you catch the “fish tail,” it’s optional! When you’re trapped in self-doubt, you’ll find that feeding your trading logic into AI gives you a pretty high amount of emotional value. Trading isn’t gambling—it’s about, in a market like a meat grinder, finding the key turning points and calculating an appropriate risk-reward ratio. By instinct alone—no matter how many mountains of gold and silver you have, it still won’t be enough to cover the losses!

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AirdropStatistician
· 4h ago
That’s completely right—trading is converting your cognition into profits. Only when you can accept losses does maturity really begin.
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