Listen to me, many people only realize this when they are overwhelmed in trading—that this market always has surprises you can't predict. The 2/8 rule is about this: most people's experiences often don't reflect the true nature of the market.

Common small rises and falls, highly sensitive technical indicators—beginners think these are very simple, as if they can reliably make over 1% profit each time. But that’s not necessarily reasonable. If you truly want to change your situation, you must first face how brutal reality can be.

A couple of years ago, I had a streak of 100 consecutive wins, each yielding at least 1%. Sounds great, right? But one trade wiped out 50%, and a single stop-loss made two months of hard work watching the market almost worthless. That’s when I realized there’s no such thing as a foolproof way to always make money in trading.

Look, trading has no absolute right or wrong. With the same strategy, I might lose money, while you could profit using the same rules. It may seem like luck, but it’s actually most related to ability and cognition. People with higher awareness and more experience can operate consistently and profit steadily, while those relying on luck might only see short-term gains. Over the long term, true experts aren’t without setbacks, but the overall upward trend never reverses. Those who rely on luck? They experience big rises and falls, and in the end, about 80% tend to go downward. Some people really never recover.

Many now say a bear market is coming, but take another look—you haven’t even finished the bull market yet. What bear market? Big capital and institutional players probably entered at around $100,000. Do you really think they’re fools, and only you are smart? They’re looking at two, three, five years ahead, while you can’t even predict next month’s market. That’s the gap.

For short-term traders, cycles and trends don’t really exist. Basically, it’s gambling. In gambling, the skilled have a slightly higher chance; the unskilled are just regular gamblers, serving as market’s foil.

I’ve been trading full-time for two years and finally understood one thing—trading’s goal isn’t to enjoy the thrill, but to get results. If you’re still addicted to the tension and excitement during trading, I suggest you keep increasing your bets. Because in the end, the outcome will never lie. #密码资产动态追踪 $BTC $SOL