#数字资产市场动态 Traders in the crypto world often differ by just a single thought.

I’ve observed many people around me; the most stable ones when it comes to making money never rush into frequent trades. They might only make one or two moves a month, spending the rest of the time watching like they’re watching a show, while their accounts quietly grow. In contrast, another group stares at the charts every day, trading so frequently that it’s shocking, only to find out after settling accounts that—the money they earned can’t even cover trading fees and slippage costs.

**The real dividing line is actually a sense of rhythm.**

Frequent trading, at its core, is using “busyness” to numb anxiety. But the market doesn’t reward you just because you’re busy; quite the opposite—it only interests those who are clear-headed. 70% of the time, the market is spent in boring oscillations, and truly worthwhile opportunities for heavy positions may only appear a few times a year. So those moments of patiently holding cash aren’t laziness—they’re preparing ammunition for the next critical decision.

Survivability is more valuable than prediction:
- Use idle funds to trade, so pressure won’t distort your judgment
- Set stop-loss within 5% of your principal; mistakes are mistakes—don’t hold on to losing positions
- When you make money, gradually withdraw your principal and use the profits to explore new possibilities

The market will always exist, but your principal might not be able to last until that day.

Traders who trade frequently ultimately lose not because of the market itself, but because of hidden costs like fees and slippage, plus the emotional toll from being tied to K-line charts all day. Conversely, those who survive hold three simple weapons: they dare to hold cash when the market is uncertain, they dare to heavily position when opportunities are clear, and they can decisively cut losses when losses occur.

Making one fewer mistake often changes your life more than earning one more dollar. When you finally stop being controlled by that green or red candlestick, you’ll realize that the returns have already been waiting for you in the corner.