Recent BTC and ETH market movements have presented many opportunities. The long position strategy I set up some time ago has proven effective again—ETH entered at 3031 precisely, took half the position off at 3120, and the remaining position was smoothly closed at 3219. Looking back, execution and mental management played a decisive role.

To be honest, trading is a long-term accumulation process. The root cause of many people's frequent losses is not complicated—either they over-leverage and go all-in, or they can't hold onto losing positions and don't cut losses in time. Making one of these two fatal mistakes is already risky, doing both is basically hopeless.

My experience is that you must maintain respect for the market. It's not about fearing how high or low prices can go, but respecting your own cognitive boundaries. Following trading discipline, strict position management, and aiming for small profits with careful risk-taking rather than reckless gambling—this is the way to survive longer. When your mindset collapses, your execution ability collapses with it; no matter how good the strategy is, it’s useless.