Many people only summarize rules based on phenomena, but do not explore methodologies based on information.

In the end, they use seemingly correct one-sided conclusions as reasons for their trading, such as:

Shorting new coins when they launch, and then shorting $bank gets liquidated.

A -2 fee rate definitely means going long, yet a few days ago when I shorted $WCT, they opened a counter position against me.

As for $voxel, I went long last night when it doubled, and my trading thought process was very clear, and the result was just as @CryptoSociety42 stated.

I cast my line 100 times, and on the 100th time, I caught a fish.

The results come from each cast of the line.

Trading is the same; from methodology to trading expectations to risk preference, once a system is formed, it requires countless casts.