#以太坊大户持仓变化 In 2017, I was greedy when ETH hit $1400, and the price was crazily dumped by $400. As a result, I watched it break down all the way to $80. During that time, besides blaming the market makers and complaining about the market, I did nothing else.

Later, I finally understood one thing: trading is like a mirror, reflecting your judgment, temper, and the desire to get rich quickly. If you're unwilling to reflect on your mistakes, stable losses will just wait for you.

Is trading really difficult? The difficulty lies in the fact that the market has no certainty. To say it's simple, actually it is—it's just a set of repetitive actions:

Only act when you see familiar patterns (like high-liquidity assets such as SOL), cut immediately once it hits the stop-loss level, and forcibly withdraw 50% of the profit once you make money.

History always repeats itself; the plays of greed and fear are never new. The hurdles you're facing now have been crossed by others before. Some truths can't be explained; the market has to teach you firsthand. That's how I was shaped.

Now, my trading principles are very simple:
Only engage in three types of confirmed patterns, set stop-losses as naturally as breathing, and take half of the profits to cover daily expenses.

It took me 8 years and a seven-figure tuition to understand this. It may look simple, but it can keep you alive—and make you live more comfortably.

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