Many people ask me how to go from a losing trader to a consistently profitable one. To be honest, it's not about talent; it's a harsh lesson taught by the market.

I still remember the most embarrassing period, watching my account shrink by over 100,000 every day, my hands trembling. But it was these losses that gradually helped me find my trading rhythm.

**Multi-timeframe confirmation, don't be fooled by false breakouts**

The easiest trap for beginners is making decisions based on a single candlestick. I’ve been down that road. Later, I realized that switching between higher and lower timeframes and observing the overall market sentiment is essential to avoid being deceived by false breakouts. Also, short-term funds always follow the hype. No matter how good a coin is, if it lacks popularity, it’s useless.

**Plan your exit before entering the trade**

Before each position, I answer three questions clearly: where to enter, where to exit, and how much profit to take. Changing your mind mid-trade often leads to losses. I never break this discipline.

**Don’t listen to anyone shouting signals; just watch the market’s own movement**

This is the most crucial turning point. I completely abandoned chasing "get-rich-quick codes" and instead focus on observing the real pulse of the market. When the overall environment is poor, even top coins can’t rise; when the environment is good, ordinary coins can also go up. Trading with the trend is the safest approach. I never chase the bottom; I only trade assets that have already started moving and have a clear trend.

**After completing a trade, force yourself to be flat and stay calm**

Whether you profit or lose, immediately close your position and stay out for a while. This helps keep your mind clear, review gains and losses, and improve the success rate of the next trade.

No one makes money right from the start. The real secret is to quickly test and correct with minimal cost, and find a system that works for you. Market risks are always present; the key is whether you can stick to your plan.