The vicious cycle of human nature, how many times have you fallen into it?

Every time after a severe loss, sitting in front of the screen, staring blankly at the account balance.

That old saying in my heart starts rolling in my mind: "I will definitely operate with light positions in the future, set good stop losses, strictly implement risk control, and never act rashly again."

At that moment, it felt incredibly sincere, even a bit like a vow, as if from this moment on, I could completely transform and become a master of discipline.

In the next day or two, I did indeed follow the rules, using light positions, small stop losses, and being extremely cautious, fearing mistakes again.

But soon... the market suddenly experienced a sharp rise or fall, and I missed out on a wave of profits, feeling unwilling inside:

It would have been better to use a heavy position just now! If I hadn’t been so careful, at least I would have doubled my funds this time!

Then... I started to increase my position, go heavy, and loosen my stop losses... Predicting the direction ahead of the signals,

Not acknowledging small losses, stubbornly holding onto positions, wanting to recover losses with one trade, and the more I lost, the more I gambled, until... another even larger severe loss came. Back to square one.

To be honest, this kind of repetition has been experienced by too many people. In fact, 90% of losing accounts ultimately fail not because of technique or judgment errors,

but because of a loss of control over human nature.

In reality, many people are not unable to trade; they understand the techniques, direction, and strategies, but once the account fluctuates significantly, their cognition gets defeated by emotions, and their plans are torn apart by desires.

In the cryptocurrency world, opportunities are never lacking; there are market movements every day, ups and downs every day,

Those who make money do not rely on one or two big hits but rather can survive until the end by making big profits and small losses, strictly executing, and maintaining steady risk control.

You want to make big money, that’s correct. You want to turn the tables, that’s correct. But there is a prerequisite: put "survival" first.

As long as the account is there, there will always be opportunities. Those who have experienced losses understand this.

If you are also going through this "loss - realization - heavy position - further loss" vicious cycle,

Don’t stubbornly endure it on your own. If you want to break the deadlock, recover your funds, and change these bad habits,

You can come to me; I have a rhythm and a plan for this cycle,

Just wait for one word from you: execute!