Is the win rate really important? We are human, not gods. Why should we try to make ourselves into gods? It's impossible; controlling drawdowns is the key. Losses are not scary; we need to learn to control losses.

$BTC 46 The truth hurts in the trading circle: high profits are a trap, long-term profitability is the ultimate answer.

I have seen too many traders chasing the "doubling myth," heavily betting and engaging in high-frequency gambling, always thinking they can make enough in one go to exit. But the iron rule of the market never changes – behind high profits is always tied to the risk of liquidation. Those seemingly attractive short-term high returns are essentially a "gamble" that exchanges capital safety.

Those who can truly survive in the market and make big money are not those who rely on luck to gamble for high profits. Instead, they are the "long-termists" who understand how to control their positions, strictly adhere to stop-losses, and combine stable win rates with the effects of compound interest. The core of trading is not about "how quickly to earn," but rather "how long to earn."

Give up the fantasy of getting rich overnight. Treat each trade as part of a long-term plan, and protect your principal to walk steadily in the market.