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What makes a good trading system? It's when you can explain your method to someone unfamiliar with trading, and after listening, they understand that you're profitable. That's a good system! What conditions does a good system meet?
First: Simple and easy to operate with no excessive indicators. Even if there are indicators, they should be easy to understand and simple to use.
Second: It must have a certain profit-making capability—it must be profitable.
Third: It must have a certain risk control capability.
These three points are all you need; they're just the basic model. The remaining piece

A person wants to reverse their fate through financial markets: it depends on three conditions—having sufficient knowledge at present, having market opportunities at present, and having enough capital at present with the ability to withstand losses!

# Six Iron Laws of Crypto Survival!
1. When you should be in cash, stay properly in cash
2. When you should be holding positions, hold positions properly
3. When you should control positions, control positions properly
4. When you should cut losses, cut losses decisively
5. When you should follow the trend, never fight against it
6. When you should execute, commit without regret

Your losses are your own hard-earned money. We all know that we're constantly losing money in this market, and we know that certain behaviors in our trading are causing these losses—frequent trading, constantly watching the charts, unreasonable stop losses, or not using stop losses at all, chasing rallies and panic selling. You know all of these lead to trading losses, but what? You just can't do it. When another opportunity comes along, wow, you forget all your previous losses, and you want to go all out again, feeling like you've been fully revived. In reality, when it comes to trading, I ca

# What is the Hardest Thing in Trading?
What is truly the hardest thing in trading? Many people think it's technical analysis, but that's not it. The real difficulty is this: when an opportunity you've waited for a long time finally appears before you, can you enter the position without hesitation and do what you need to do at that moment? How the market will move in the future only becomes clear once the price action unfolds. Cut losses when you're wrong, take profits at your target when you're right, enter without doubt, hold without fear—this kind of iron discipline and execution power is o

Trading technical analysis only studies two questions:
1. The direction of the trade
2. Entry and exit points
From a purely technical perspective, there's nothing beyond these two points. If we conduct trades and build our trading methods and systems around this scope, wouldn't it be much simpler?! Some friends just overthink it and make it overly complicated. I've seen charts with dozens of indicators on them. The things you should be seeing on that chart, you can't see anymore - all you see on the candlesticks are your indicators. What's the point then?! Complexity creates problems, simplici

Should You Leave the Market After Liquidation?
After liquidation, take a step back and summarize. Liquidation is not a reason to leave the market. Someone asked me in a live stream: have you been liquidated before? I said I've been liquidated 3 times—it's an inevitable process. After liquidation, it actually serves as a wake-up call. Review how we traded in the past and why it led to today's liquidation. Through our past experience, we establish our future trading methods and profit strategies, which are built on historical lessons. You must clarify whether past issues were logical problems or

# The Three Soul Questions in Trading: Master Them and You'll Surpass 90% of People
**1. What do trading masters actually win on?** Masters don't win by predicting the market—they win by understanding human nature and staying true to themselves. Survival is where opportunity lies!
**2. What mindset should you have toward the market?** Initially, everyone questions the market and tries to analyze and crack it. But ultimately, you must let go of logic, release your biases, and be left with just one thing: surrender!
**3. Is the core of trading about judgment or response?** Trading doesn't sharpe

# Translation:
Trading isn't about learning technical skills—it's not just knowing how to sell based on techniques. It's about earning through cognition. How does cognition develop? Through getting your hands dirty, accumulating real experience, and building a correct understanding of wins and losses. Losing, profiting, taking losses, making money—your mind must be able to accept these continuously as you accumulate real skill. Technical knowledge alone cannot give you true cognition; it only stays in your head as abstract information!