I recently came across an interesting trading case. This friend consulted me in the morning about the market trend after the sharp decline yesterday. To be honest, the logic at that time was very clear: after the sell-off, the price had already returned to a relatively low level, and with some short-term fluctuations, there was a high probability of another upward move. From a structural perspective, around 0.6 is a better entry point for long positions.

But here’s the problem—this friend mainly relies on intuition for trading, with no plan and no rhythm. What was the result? The position didn’t seem large, but he ended up losing over one million. It sounds exaggerated, but this is actually common in the crypto market.

Why does this happen? Because the essence of crypto trading is right there: high volatility, emotion-driven, high risk. Simply put, the market is a game of capital, and those who lack understanding are always the ones being harvested. If you don’t understand candlestick structures or the flow of funds, and only chase rallies and sell on dips, losing money is really just a matter of time.

The market will never sympathize with you. It only recognizes one thing—whether you can read its rhythm and stay calm amid volatility. Traders driven by feelings often meet similar fates in the end.