The crypto space is truly a hustle that often leads to losses. I have a friend who entered the market at the same time as me, both starting with 3000U in capital. He watches the charts for over ten hours a day, executing dozens of trades, terrified of missing any opportunity. Meanwhile, in two months, I've only made 8 trades in total. The results speak for themselves. After two months, his 3000U dwindled to 1500U. My account, on the other hand, has been steadily growing. It's not that my skills are superior. It's that I know when to pull the trigger and when to sit tight. I don’t trade without clear direction, I don’t enter when the trend hasn’t materialized, and I don’t take trades that don’t meet my risk-reward ratio. Many people think trading is all about making constant trades. In reality, true trading often involves waiting. The market is open every day, but opportunities aren't always there. The more you try to seize every chance, the more likely you end up with nothing. I've come to believe more and more in a saying: the most profitable people in crypto aren't necessarily the best analysts, but rather those who can control their impulses. Sometimes the most profitable trade is, ironically, doing nothing.