Among traders, many have fallen into the same vicious cycle—winning then losing, losing then winning, but never truly feeling it.

Where is the problem? Simply put, the moment you deposit money into the platform, you psychologically "demonize" that money. It’s no longer real gold and silver, but game currency. That’s why impulsive orders happen frequently, trial and error is casual, and after trading, there’s no reflection—only the hope that one big move can turn things around.

This is the effect of psychological accounts. Funds floating in your account, you can’t touch or see them, just like virtual currency.

There’s a way to break this cycle: as soon as you make a profit, withdraw the money immediately. If withdrawal isn’t possible, using a U-card is also an option. Use the money earned from trading to spend, buy things, and experience real purchasing power—this is crucial.

After you buy something in the real world with trading profits, your perception changes. You’ll start to take each trade seriously because that money has now "come alive." Confidence will also increase, and your trading mindset will become clearer. This is not only psychological conditioning but also a form of training.