The last two trading pairs have each increased by 10%, and all the orders executed according to the established plan are doing well. Confidence is gradually returning, and whether I make more or less profit, I can accept it. The key is not to be beaten down by the market.

Honestly, I've been watching the market for over ten hours every day these past two months, and both my body and mind are very exhausted. But looking at it from the other side, I haven't opened many positions—less than ten orders a month—and I still ended up losing money. My mind is a bit foggy from all the focus.

I don't have much talent, and I can even say I'm quite slow when it comes to trading. I've been doing this for five or six years and am still losing money, with my account carrying debt. Since I lack talent, I can only rely on relentless effort to make up for it. I review and think through the trends of each coin repeatedly, gradually improving my judgment skills through this process.

Frequent watching of the market isn't the solution; rather than wasting time on charts, it's better to make solid trades with the limited orders I have. Every trading decision must stand up to scrutiny. Only then can I slowly find my way out.