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Patience is the greatest weapon; whether making a profit or incurring a loss, you must take a break. This is a very important part of my trading career. When profitable, I also take profits, just like I did yesterday when I withdrew 3,000 USDT to the onshore card.
The onshore card has already withdrawn 120k HKD, all given to me by the dog casino. I hope we can all survive in the market and change our originally ordinary lives.
Rich tycoons don't need to worry about it; there are more retail investors. We need to think about how to become stronger, first defeating ourselves, then we can bea

Yesterday, Trump faced the camera and did something that would make every diplomat want to resign: partnering with Iran to open toll booths in the Strait of Hormuz.
That's right—it's not missile exchanges, it's a partnership to get rich. A few days ago, he was still threatening to “make civilization disappear”; this morning in an ABC interview, he looked all affectionate as he said, “Let’s set up a joint venture, and everyone collects tolls together—so beautiful.”
The whole internet was baffled: Is the plot written by a mad screenwriter, or am I just overreacting because I went too hard?

Regarding the issue of frequent stop-losses, I've come across many explanations. Some attribute it to emotional trading, some say it's due to an ineffective system, and others believe it's purely a matter of probability. All of these are valid, but after reviewing my own trades, I realize there's a more fundamental reason — too many signals.
First, exclude cases of pure gambling or emotional outbursts. If you're trading according to rules but still frequently hitting stop-losses, the problem is likely not the market but yourself.
The biggest issue for many is: wanting to catch everything.

Warren Buffett's most important partner, Charlie Munger, says that many people remain unable to get rich because of these five issues:
- Jealousy and envy
- Lack of patience, always seeking quick gains
- Not avoiding foolish mistakes
- Focusing only on the present, ignoring opportunity costs
- Lack of independent thinking, blindly following the crowd

If ordinary people want to turn their lives around quickly, they must sleep on their side.
2. The thinking of the wealthy is always counterintuitive. Remember that, keep it in mind.
3. There is no difficulty that cannot be overcome.
4. Wealth accumulation is all about accumulation.
5. Learning to use methods that achieve twice the result with half the effort can lead to twice the success.
6. Cut ties early with people who are on a different frequency because phone bills are quite expensive.
7. To quickly accumulate your first pot of gold, start by buying a bucket.
8. How to grasp

Missed trades won't incur any cost, but reckless trading could make you lose everything.
We don't need to force ourselves to understand all market movements; just focus on your own patterns and opportunities. Any proven strategy, if executed strictly, can reliably earn 20 points a month. It all depends on whether you have the patience to wait. Achieving a 5%-20% monthly compound interest and sticking with it for a year will naturally lead to success.

The simplest and most effective rule is the third one: use discipline to control your hands—don’t rely on feelings. If you’re down 3%, exit unconditionally. If you’re up 6%, lock in half first; never add to positions when you’re in floating loss. Write all the rules on paper—when the market comes, just execute, don’t think. Emotion is the most expensive thing in trading—those mechanical, boring days are actually when your account grows the fastest.
Still getting panicked over swings of a few hundred USDT? Don’t know when to enter, when to exit, or when to wait?

Trump delivered a nationwide speech on the Iran situation at 9:00 AM Beijing time today (April 2nd). The core message is that the United States may end its military operations against Iran within 2-3 weeks. The market generally interprets "the war is over" as a major positive signal.
The market views Bitcoin and Ethereum as "risk assets." The end of the war means reduced geopolitical uncertainty and a rebound in risk appetite, leading funds to flow from safe-haven assets into stocks, cryptocurrencies, and other high-risk sectors. This directly drove a price rebound. Before the speech, Bitcoin