When your mind is chaotic, don't place trades; when news is flying everywhere, don't enter the market. Wait until the market stabilizes and the direction becomes clear before acting; that's much more reliable than chasing candlesticks. If you have unrealized profit, take some off the table first. Don't always think about capturing every last bit of profit—the money on paper can disappear anytime, while what you lock in is truly yours.
Before opening a position, think through the logic and stop-loss first. Don't trade on instinct or on news. If the stop-loss is hit, get out; don't hesitate and don't hold on. You don't need to trade frequently—most unnecessary trades are just opened because of itchiness. After making money, withdraw regularly; too much money in the account makes it easy to get impulsive. $BTC
What matters in this business is not who makes money fastest in the short term, but whether you're still around after several bull and bear cycles. If you lose, you can earn it back, but once bad habits form, no amount of money can fill that hole. When you're not in a good state, don't force trades; first stabilize your rhythm—that's more important than anything else. #BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary $ZEC