Someone asked me, where is the end of trading for coins like $ETH, $BTC, $ZEC? My answer is: there is no end to trading; it is all part of life.

There are only three types of people who make it to the end. A very small number of people make money and exit to enjoy a good life. A few treat trading as a profession; their income may not surpass that of a regular job, but at least they don’t have to look at their boss’s face or fake friendliness with colleagues. But the vast majority end in disappointment, carrying regret, unwillingness, debt, and betrayed loved ones.

Why do the outcomes always turn out the same? Because human weaknesses dominate—arrogance, pain, frustration, madness, and complaints. Think back to the process before your account was liquidated: small positions profit continuously, you rejoice and increase your position size; a big loss makes you uncomfortable, and the next trade you add even more to fight back, only to be taken out by a wave. Or initially, small losses don’t matter, but after several, you lose more, and you simply increase your position size to try to recover, ultimately suffering the same harm and being wiped out.

This is "a small ripple can cause a big wave." When human weaknesses are triggered, a slight mistake can cause your equity to collapse.

Don’t expect to completely overcome human weaknesses; the best way is to keep them in a cage. How to build the cage? With rules. What is your cycle length? What are the entry conditions? Entry timing, stop-loss placement, take-profit plan—all of these are your trading rules—this is what makes money in the market.

Traders who have survived in the market for over 10 years understand: in the market, you earn money by following the rules; losses should also be within the rules. The essence of profit and loss comes from here. Never make money with rules and lose money to human nature.