#美联储降息 After spending a long time in the crypto world, you'll observe a phenomenon that is both absurd and real — the deeper you delve, the faster you lose money.

Traders obsessed with K-line charts, on-chain data, and KOL opinions often have dismal account performance. Sometimes they get lured into full positions by "data surges," other times they panic and cut losses due to "sell-off signals." The volatility of coins like $PYR and $ASTER is like a touchstone — the more frequently they trade, the more severe the losses.

The more you look, the more confused you become; the deeper you think, the more your mindset collapses. Ultimately, you fall into a vicious cycle: high trading frequency but shrinking profits.

Some follow a different logic: from a five-figure principal to over fifty million now, without insider information or relying on intuition of a chosen one, just two principles — "Keep complex things simple, and do simple things to the extreme."

In the early days of my career, I was also obsessed with technical indicators. MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands filled the screen, and the trading interface looked like a command center. But after a wave of market movements, I earned the least and lost the most. Later, I completely let go, focusing only on a single K-line and a moving average. I spend 20 minutes each day reviewing my trades, marking entry and exit points, silently repeating the trading discipline: "Don't chase highs, don't buy bottoms."

Gradually, my mindset stabilized. No matter how fierce the market, I no longer panic; instead, I started earning "money that others don't understand" — market sentiment money, risk premium money.

The most ironic truth in crypto: those who truly make money are often not the most knowledgeable, but those who understand "restraint in thinking" best. Market makers profit by creating information fog, while retail traders must rely on simple logic to survive.

Now I rarely study new indicators. The only thing I study is myself. Because I’ve long seen through it: the market’s essence is chaos, human nature is greed. Only by refining my own rhythm to be simple and stable enough can I stand a chance against these two forces.

What about you? Are you still overwhelmed by complex charts and information? Or have you already found your trading rhythm? This might be the dividing line that determines whether you can laugh last.