#数字货币市场回调 What does it matter to win a hundred times? One misstep, and all efforts are wasted.

Why do most people end up losing money? Simply put, there are a few pitfalls:

The first pitfall: hearing about the wealth myth of Bitcoin, I rushed in blindly. What was the result? All my money went into unknown altcoins. I've heard many stories but seen little market trends; it’s no wonder I lost money.

The second pitfall: wanting to get rich overnight by directly using 100x leverage. A 1% increase can indeed earn hundreds of thousands, but do you know? A 1% drop means instant total loss. Is high leverage honey or arsenic? Weigh it yourself.

The third pitfall: addiction to short-term trading, making it impossible to hit the brakes. Chasing this today, switching to that tomorrow, the result of frequent trading is either being deeply trapped or directly liquidated. Making a little money makes you feel elated, but losing big sums leaves you numb; isn't this just a slow form of suicide?

Want to survive in this circle? Remember three iron rules:

❌ Stay away from high-leverage contract gambling
❌ Don't mess with unknown counterfeit sources.
❌ Short-term trading is fine, but if you take it seriously, you will lose.

This market is essentially a battleground of human nature. The more frequent the trades, the quicker the losses. Even if a bull market comes, don’t get carried away and buy recklessly! If you don't plan to hold for three to five years, then don’t even touch it for three to five minutes.

The common problem of retail investors is too obvious —

Blindly follow others to make money.
The timing of buying and selling completely relies on intuition,
Hesitant at low positions, FOMO charging at high positions,
Good luck means enjoying a bowl of soup, while bad luck turns you into someone else's ATM.

The truth is actually very cruel: quick money is not something you can earn!

The only path that ordinary people can take is to honestly hoard spot goods.

Don't fantasize about making a fortune through short-term trading, and don't expect to get rich from frequent buying and selling. Understanding what to hold, when to hold it, and how to control your hands from selling indiscriminately is the key.

Lost? Maybe it was bad luck. Made a profit? Perhaps it was good luck.

But you must have a clear understanding of which path to take and how to maintain your mindset.

This is the survival rule of this circle, no rebuttals accepted.