In the recent market, some have become rich, while others have gone bankrupt. Do you think it's luck? Wrong, it's a difference in ability!
Why do you always:
Buy and the price drops?
Sell and the price rises?
Invest and lose everything?
Hesitate and miss the opportunity?
It's not that you're unlucky, nor that you have 'bad hands', it's that you have no system, no direction, no discipline, and are simply gambling based on feelings!
This is not trading; it's the hellish mode of an emotional game.
I've been trading for 7 years and have been guiding trades for 3 years; I've seen through the laws of this market.
Today, I'm not going to talk about mystical candlestick language, nor sell dreams.
I will directly share with you a set of principles I have refined through years of practical experience—
"Anti-Human Nature Profit Model"
Not relying on talent, but on execution.
If you are reading this, it means you may have already gone bankrupt, been trapped, cut losses, and failed repeatedly.
So, please remember the following steps; they might save your life.
Step 1: Admit you don’t understand trading at all
99% of people are not cut by the market but are harvested by their own emotions.
When the market drops, you fear a crash and sell at the bottom;
When the market rises, you fear missing out and rush in at the peak;
A slight fluctuation makes you panic, and you can’t even remember your own plan.
If you fear both rises and falls, why are you entering the market?
You are not here to trade cryptocurrencies; you are here to give away money.
Step 2: Abandon 'prediction theory' and establish a 'reaction system'
Listen to me:
Trading is not about predicting the future; it’s about responding to the present.
You are not a god; do not fantasize about perfectly timing the bottom, catching falling knives, or seizing opportunities.
What you need is:
Clear entry signals;
Strict stop-loss plans;
Defined profit-taking ranges;
Always execute with indifference, without letting emotions dictate your pace.
Step 3: Profit does not rely on frequency, but on discipline + position management
It’s not about making more trades to earn more; it’s about losing less to survive longer.
My trading rhythm:
6-7 trades a week, with a win rate stable at 60-70%, controlling profit per trade between 10%-30%.
Losses are stopped at 3%-5%; never hold on to them.
If you are making dozens of trades daily, it may seem like you're making money, but you are actually giving your energy + capital to the market.
Step 4: Drawdown management > Profit fantasies
Isn't it great when your account goes from $1000 to $3000?
Can you calmly exit when it drops back to $1500?
Most people cannot do this, which is why many go bankrupt even faster after becoming rich.
Thus, I repeatedly emphasize: taking profits > getting rich overnight
