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It's hard for newcomers to enter the crypto world, and it's even harder to make money in it, unless you're not human; when others are making 500% profit on contracts in a day, aren't you tempted? While others are trading meme coins, you're holding Bitcoin, and others are making 10 times more than you, aren't you tempted? Everyone is FOMOing, and you're just holding USDT without moving? Your ETH has dropped by 50%, and everyone around you is saying that what you hold is about to collapse. Don't even mention averaging down; do you still dare to hold on? As a novice, facing these external distractions, don't easily say you can maintain your composure. Don't doubt human nature; if you can maintain your composure, it means you really aren't human.

The following statement is easy to say but hard to do for traders. In a bearish trend, short at highs, never go long. In a bullish trend, go long at lows, never short. In sideways fluctuations, sell high and buy low, heavily invest in big movements, lightly invest in small movements, liquidate in no movement, and wait and see.
Do not engage in markets that can be done or not done, do not engage in markets that are rapidly rising or falling, do not engage in markets where stop-loss settings are difficult, do not engage in markets where the risk-reward ratio is not favorable, do not regret missing out, wait for the next opportunity. If you incur losses, do not panic, ignore sunk costs, if you profit, do not be arrogant, do not be overconfident. #Gate ETH 挖矿年化收益 5%#