In the trading market, the words "breaking even" have been overused. But upon closer reflection, it's actually an invisible trap.

How many people have you seen who rush to take profits after earning just 5% on a single trade? On the surface, they seem closer to breaking even, but in reality? They lose more and more, and big opportunities slip away one after another.

It reminds me of the story of Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of Naruto. In his early years, he was poor, taking on any job, completely led by the market, with the goal of making quick money. And what happened? He lost his style, his uniqueness faded. It wasn't until someone awakened him that he realized the trap of small gains. He gave up those quick paychecks and dove into creating what he truly wanted. Although he experienced poverty, he ultimately made his mark in comic history with Naruto.

If he had always focused on quick money, where would his achievements be now?

The same principle applies in the crypto world. Many people enter with good intentions, but once they start losing money, their minds are only filled with thoughts of breaking even and small profits. That is the real fatal flaw.

The risk market works like this—risk and reward must be proportional. Only by truly pursuing higher returns can your risk-reward ratio balance out, and your expected gains turn positive. Often, what people face isn't a lack of small money or opportunities to break even, but a lack of the resolve to get rich quickly.

The poor play with techniques; the rich bet on courage. To truly turn the tide, you must first learn to think like the wealthy. Don't let the idea of breaking even trap your hands and feet. Change your mindset, aim for bigger goals, and you can carve out your own path in this market.