Trade Less, But Earn More

My goal is not to trade every day. I don't need to place orders continuously, nor do I try to “Catch Every Small Wave” to prove that I'm working hard. What I wait for are the large, clear, and too obvious patterns to ignore. The Market Does Not Pay for Impatience Most traders lose not because they lack knowledge, but because: Entering too many ordersTrading without a clear advantageBeing led by emotions due to small fluctuations The crypto market always offers opportunities, but not every day is a good opportunity. Continuous trading only makes you: Pay more fees Easier to make mistakes And erode the account over time Waiting for Models That Everyone Can See The best orders usually share one characteristic: They are very clear in hindsight. It could be: The major trend has formed Breaking the important structure The cash flow returns to key price areas I don't need to be the first to enter. I just need to enter at the right moment when the odds are heavily in my favor. Fewer Orders, But Higher Quality My philosophy is very simple: Few ordersLow riskHigh profit expectations A few correct orders in the month are enough to make a big difference, instead of dozens of small orders with average results. Simplicity is the hardest thing. Keeping everything simple sounds easy, but in reality, it is very difficult: It's hard to do nothing when the market is volatile. It's hard to stay out when others flaunt short-term profits. It's hard to be patient and wait for the complete model. But it is that simplicity and discipline that help you survive in the long run. Conclusion 👉 Trade less 👉 Wait for a big and clear setup 👉 Do not trade out of boredom or FOMO The market does not reward the most active traders, but rather the most patient ones. Keep everything simple. And let the market do the rest.