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Many people are asking how to achieve consistent profits. The core isn't that complicated—it's simply not to trade too frequently.
I used to fall into this trap myself, being the kind of trader who opens a position at every possible moment. What was the result? Most of the time, market liquidity is actually quite poor. If you jump in, you either make a tiny profit or get caught with a small loss and hold on painfully. Money flows out just as quickly as it comes in—fast, but out even faster.
Now, my strategy has changed—take one shot and then stop, patiently wait. Sounds simple, right? In reality, this requires support from multiple levels of knowledge. First, you need to understand where liquidity is. Second, you must resist the urge to trade impulsively. Finally, you need the mindset to endure the fluctuations during holding periods without being driven by emotions.
Honestly, most people haven't yet reached the stage where they can hold positions freely—meaning, when holding a position, they can keep a stable mindset and aren't scared off by short-term volatility. This takes time and experience to develop.
Opportunities are something that come from waiting. The trend of BTC is clearer than ever, but the question is whether you have the patience to wait for that confirmed moment. Instead of wasting time every day messing around, it's better to focus your energy on understanding market logic.