1.【Entering the Crypto World】
When I first entered the crypto world, like most people, I bought coins based on intuition, choosing whatever looked good. Perhaps it was good luck, or the protection period for beginners, but in the first six months, my assets grew by several times. This led to my inflation of ego.
But reality quickly taught me a lesson—after one trade, my assets were halved, and I realized the market is merciless, and luck is not a constant companion.
2.【Learning the Skills】
After experiencing the most painful loss, I finally understood that relying on luck won't take you far.
I began to study seriously, reading books, browsing information, researching indicators, and building trading systems.
If there is luck during the novice period, that is the best learning window.
Although the improvement of 'skills' did not bring explosive returns, it kept me away from significant losses and equipped me with the ability to resist risks. While technology is not omnipotent, it provided me with a deeper understanding of the market and prompted me to pursue the essence of trading.
3.【Sudden Enlightenment of the Way】
When I realized that the key to gains and losses is not a specific indicator or system, but the trader themselves, I began to focus on psychological development.
Many profits actually come from decisiveness and patience, rather than frequent trading.
Since we cannot accurately predict the market, we should create our own system and follow our own logic.
I learned position control, leverage management, and calculated returns on a monthly basis, no longer getting tangled in single trade gains and losses.
4.【Gradually Stabilizing】
When you have a clear system and logic, you can face gains and losses calmly, achieving a trading model of 'small losses, big gains'.
Stability brings recognition and respect, and you begin to be referred to as a 'teacher' by others.
5.【Mastering the Skill】
When trading becomes as natural as flowing water, emotions stabilize, and both profits and losses are accepted calmly.
With intuition and experience, trading is no longer exciting but focuses on continuous profitability.
At this point, I gradually took on the characteristics of a trader, possessing extraordinary patience, execution ability, and insight.
The path of trading is a form of cultivation. From ignorance to maturity, only by continuously refining the system and understanding the way of trading can one move steadily in the market. Losses are normal; 'small losses, big gains' is the ultimate goal.
