There is no holy grail in trading, nor is there a trading method with a 100% win rate.
What you need to fight against is your own emotions, human nature; what you need to overcome is yourself, not the market.
Secondly, you need to learn to get through a period of extreme poverty, and I mean extreme poverty.
If you want to fully immerse yourself in the market, you might want to take a look at predecessors like Xiaoyao Liu Qiang and Livermore. The consequences can be light, resulting in overwhelming debt, or severe, leading to destruction of family and separation from loved ones. Even the world&

The sunlight shines directly through the window onto the computer screen, which is a bit dazzling. I reach out to pull the curtains open a bit more, blocking the incoming sunlight. The time in the lower right corner of the computer screen just changed to 06:05, and the ETH candlestick chart is swaying in the center of the screen. The evening session is still moving downward, fluctuating, but now it seems like it's been medicated 💊, gradually lifting a little. My finger is hovering over the close position button, feeling a bit like I want to stop loss but also reluctant to do so. My finger

Today is September 14, 2025, at 8:25 PM. This week, my trading account has finally managed to grow a bit, but in just three short days, I lost nearly everything, with the root cause being emotional Heavy Position, specifically revenge trading after stop loss. When the account was close to dropping to zero, after the last trade ended, I felt very exhausted. This is a stage that 99% of people will go through, and I have experienced it countless times. After returning from Shenzhen, I started to build my own system and strategy with 100u, but I ultimately fell victim to emotions. Technical and fu

What truly makes you lose money is not the market, but the "trading personality":
Many people attribute losses to a poor market, sudden news changes, or even "bad luck."
But have you ever thought about it: actually, what makes you continuously lose money is your "trading personality". Market conditions will change, and technology will advance,
But you don't realize: you are continuously replicating losses with the same "self."
1. What is a trading personality? It is not what you imagine as a "good or bad" personality; a trading personality does not refer to whether you are gentle, impulsiv

Brothers, after waking up, I saw that the Ether short order hit the door and made a profit recovering losses. I have a Short Position left, just one sol, following the original plan.
Remember to set stop losses, and don't keep moving them!
One order at a time!

ETH during the live broadcast, focus on shorting and swing trading. Currently, the main issue is that the stop loss is difficult to set, so I won't provide it.
I don't have the time to keep watching it, so I didn't trade it, but currently, the main direction seems to be 🈳, and the probability of reaching around 4200 and breaking through is still quite high, but the pattern structure isn't very neat.
See you in the live stream tonight!

I opened a short order at sol 210, take profit at 196, stop loss small at 213, and large at 218. I set them high, so everyone who wants to copy trading should set according to their position.

Transitioning from emotion-driven to system-driven, reducing order frequency, waiting in a Short Position, not being greedy or impatient, you will outperform most people.

The large-scale trend is bearish from the 4-hour to the daily chart. Be cautious when buying the dip, and don't be greedy with short positions. Currently, the probability of Ether reaching 4070 is quite high, but it won't drop all at once. The rebounds present opportunities for shorting. Set a stop loss above 4450, as the stop loss is significant. Alternatively, look for an opportunity to enter a short position near 4440, where the stop loss would be smaller (but opportunities may not arise). Therefore, try not to get stuck at a price point, but rather enter based on the structure of the chart

The slap from the market has hurt quite a bit, and I want to achieve the following points:
1. Do not enter the market at the fish head or fish tail, that is, do not catch the bottom or touch the top.
2. Don't go all in, open a fixed position until you double your capital.
3. After a loss, do not open a new order for at least ten minutes.
4. Use stop-loss, do not resist positions, do not allow liquidation, allow losses, allow each position to be completely lost, but liquidation is not allowed.
5. Make orders at both the current and secondary levels, be decisive, avoid being stubborn, and don't