"It exploded again." At three in the morning, I watched my account balance return to zero once more, my fingers uncontrollably trembling. This was the second time in three years that I completely liquidated my position, with not even enough left for fees. I once thought that liquidation was a technical issue, but later I understood that it was the result of human weaknesses being precisely targeted by the market. When I first started trading, I believed I could beat the market. I placed dozens of trades daily, chasing every fluctuation that seemed like an opportunity. The densely packed buy and sell points on the candlestick chart resembled my chaotic desires. It wasn't until after that liquidation that I did a brutal tally: over 60% of the losses in my last 500 trades came from frequent operations and refusal to cut losses. Even more frightening was the fact that if I excluded the top 30% of frequent trades by volume, I would have been profitable. At that moment, I realized: I was not trading; I was working for the exchange. Rebirth started with subtraction. I discarded hundreds of indicators, leaving only the three core rules: a single loss must never exceed 2% of total capital, only position trades at key support levels, and no more than three trades per week. The first time I implemented the new rules, I missed several "seemingly good opportunities." But looking back a week later, those fluctuations were all traps. Change occurred in the third week. I seized a real breakout, and due to proper position control, I held onto a trending wave for a full five days. The profit from this trade exceeded the total of all my frequent operations in the past month. The toughest test came from that "missed opportunity." A certain cryptocurrency suddenly surged 50%, and because it wasn't in my trading plan, I just watched. The group was busy sharing profit screenshots, while I calmly closed the software. Later, that cryptocurrency fell back to its starting point within an hour. Now, I control my monthly trading frequency to under 10 times, while my win rate has increased from 35% to 65%. My account no longer fluctuates wildly, but grows steadily in a staircase fashion. Last week, when I withdrew my first profits to buy a new laptop, I suddenly understood what real profit is—not the numbers in the account, but the sense of control over life. This market never lacks stars; what it lacks is longevity. The most important lesson I learned in ten years is: slow is fast, less is more. I used to stumble around in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands." $BTC $ETH #BNB创新高 #币安Alpha上新