I recently reviewed three months of trading records and discovered an intuitive contradiction—

After I cut my number of trades by 60%, my accuracy surprisingly increased by 40%. Those market fluctuations that I felt at the time were "a loss if I didn't catch it" mostly turned out to be emotional traps in hindsight. More practically, I saved enough in fees to cover several stop-losses.

Suddenly I remembered Old Ba's classic line: If you can't find a sucker at the card table, you're most likely that character. The same applies to the crypto space—volatile markets are like a bill validator, specifically testing your resistance to FOMO. Staying still isn't being zen; it's about letting real opportunities surface.