The biggest opponent is not others, but your emotions

In the cryptocurrency world, those defeated by emotions are often not due to insufficient technical analysis or erroneous news judgments, but due to a loss of emotional control. Greed, fear, anxiety, regret—these emotions silently erode your judgment like a virus amidst the fluctuations of the market.

You see others making money and start to FOMO, buying at high prices; when you notice your account retracting, you can't help but sell at a loss. You are not trading based on information; you are trading based on emotions. The market itself does not set traps; it is your reactions that lead you into traps.

The difference between experts and ordinary people has never been about 'information asymmetry,' but about emotional stability. Truly mature investors are not disturbed by short-term fluctuations, have discipline and a plan, and are not led by emotions.

If you cannot control your emotions, you cannot control your actions; if you cannot control your actions, you cannot control your results.