Every time I look at the market discussion area, there are quite a few voices of both losing and making money. Upon careful observation of those traders who have persisted, I found that they actually follow a few very simple principles.

First, never open a position when your emotions are running high. This trap is too common - when prices rise sharply, you feel the urge to jump in and impulsively throw money in. The result is often buying at a high point, followed by regret. Calmly waiting for the right opportunity is much smarter than rushing in.

Secondly, holding onto positions is not a viable path. If the judgment is incorrect and the market moves in the opposite direction, many people will choose to stubbornly hold on, betting on a rebound. But the reality is harsh—the final outcome of holding positions is basically a liquidation. Rather than betting on a rebound, it is better to cut losses decisively. Of course, if you don't want to cut losses, you can also lock your position and wait for an opportunity to break even, but at the very least, don't let the risk expand infinitely.

In the end, it is about respecting the market and controlling risks. I hope all the coin friends reading this can steadily profit in the upcoming trades and achieve consecutive victories!