After staying in the crypto world for a long time, you will notice a phenomenon: those who are eager to get rich are often the first to exit.

Their stories are basically the same—just entering the market and dreaming of doubling, skyrocketing, and getting rich overnight. They find the market not fast enough, the returns not high enough, and the excitement not intense enough. So they keep increasing their positions, trading more frequently, and as a result, their accounts become like leaky buckets—losing more the more they operate.

They immediately add to their gains, hold through retracements, and keep adding when they lose. The final outcome is usually the same: one morning they open the app and see only a cold, empty number left in their balance. They are not lazy; they are too greedy and impatient. Eager to recover losses quickly, eager to prove their choices are right, they end up turning trading into a battle of attrition with the market.

On the other hand, those who "seem not to make much money" have a completely different logic. They leave enough margin in each trade, go completely flat when there are no opportunities, and don’t make reckless moves out of boredom. They don’t chase the craziest market moves but only trade the segments they truly understand.

The key is: don’t fight the market, and don’t fight your own emotions.

Over time, the differences become apparent. The former’s account is like a roller coaster, ultimately ending in zero; the latter’s curve is smooth, but always trending upward. This is not a matter of luck; it’s a matter of trading philosophy.