Many friends who have just entered the space are most likely to fall into a misconception: they always want to catch every fluctuation and are afraid of missing out on any part of the market. In fact, everyone understands the content— the market is never short of opportunities; what’s scarce is having a sufficiently stable mindset. A small piece of advice: in the early stage, lower your expectations. Don’t expect to gain everything overnight. First, set your own corresponding bottom line, and distinguish which opportunities are within your capabilities and which market moves need to be actively avoided. Learn to restrain the impulse to trade too frequently; know how to wait patiently and watch from the sidelines, and stay calm amid the noise. All long-lasting gains are the result of gradually accumulating knowledge. Settling down and exploring step by step is more important than rushing in the moment. Also, if you’ve gotten your funds trapped by DAN, don’t keep clinging to the obsession of “holding on hard to wait for a turnaround and getting back to breakeven.” If errors can’t be reversed, adjusting your direction in time is also a kind of wisdom.