In the crypto world, profits and losses come from the same source. A colleague of mine invested 300,000 and made 5 million! He never stares at the market and doesn’t watch real-time fluctuations! He repeatedly says one thing: trading is about profits and losses coming from the same source.

Now, his daily routine is like this: 6:30 AM, wake up and run, rain or shine. At 9 AM, he opens his computer, reviews the previous day's trades along with updates from this morning, combines it with his positions and specific situation to make swing trades or small capital short-term trades, enhancing his market sense.

After the market closes, he spends 3-4 hours summarizing his trades, which is the most important task of the day, aimed at identifying fundamental trends and calming his emotions. Then he writes a trading article and posts it on a forum, which also serves as a record of his trading life (I now write trading insights as I learned from him). When he gets old, he will have a place to reminisce; he also loves to write about investment experiences and insights, helping others while helping himself.

Many people are too close to the market, hoping to know tomorrow's ups and downs, wanting to be smart, but ironically, fate tends to play with smart people. Others are not afraid of your meddling; they are afraid of being complacent, because harvesting chives requires the chives themselves to stand up before it’s easy to take action.

I myself was once a victim of frequent trading. I can't say that frequent trading is fatal, but it’s true that it’s hard to make a profit with frequent trading. Even though I have been trading for over ten years now and my mindset and finances are relatively stable, if I were to return to a state of frequent trading, I might still be unable to control myself because human nature is too hard to overcome.

In the first three years of my trading, I could place dozens of orders in a day, non-stop from noon until night, skipping meals and sleep, but trading had to be done. This led to a direct rebound last year where I wanted to do nothing—either go traveling or just lie at home.

Later, I summarized two points:

1. Relying on human effort for frequent trading easily leads to missing many key points.

2. Human nature is easily influenced by emotions, leading to pressure trading.

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