$RLS In daily trading, we are accustomed to doing a lot of preparatory work before entering the market, studying news, analyzing technical patterns, examining fundamentals, measuring valuations, tracking emotional fluctuations, and even delving into leading logic and quantitative factors.

However, this seriousness and dedication can quietly plant a seed of "should" in our minds: I've worked hard, so it should perform better.

As a result, we easily fall into an illusion, believing that the deeper we research and the more we invest, the more we deserve to be treated well by the market.

However, the reality sometimes runs counter to this; the more homework we do, the easier it is to get emotionally attached, as at this point, you are only focused on a particular coin, often not because its trend itself has enough strong momentum.

You are no longer objectively observing a coin, but rather guarding your past efforts, thoughts, and judgments.

Trading. It is also for this reason that it subtly shifts from a calm game to an emotional projection.

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