Want to become a qualified trader? First, learn to 'do less' and 'stay steady'.
In this market phase, it's indeed not difficult to make money, but the real difference lies not in the rate of return, but in 'whether you can keep the money you've made'.
Frequent trading and chasing highs and lows are the beginnings of significant losses for most people. It's human nature to feel itchy when looking at the market, but human nature is worthless in front of the market.
Don't touch high-leverage contracts — you think you are betting on returns, but in reality, you are just a source of fees for others.
Making money is not difficult; the hard part is making money consistently, and the hardest part is having money left in your pocket when you exit.
Most people do not fail to make a profit; rather, they return their profits, or even lose their principal.
0xSUN is a typical positive example — earn, exit, take profits safely.
If you want to become a real trader, you must first step in every pit that the market has prepared for you: scams, private placements, air, contracts...
Each pit costs you tuition once, but don’t pay for it a second time.
When you learn how to avoid the pits, no longer act impulsively, and stop fantasizing about getting rich quickly —
you will truly be able to take your share of money from the market.
