Looking around at those doing RIVER futures, I’ve summarized a phenomenon — the ones who truly make money are not the ones placing ten orders a day.

One or two orders a day at most—that’s not laziness, it’s principle.

Many newcomers to the crypto world fall into a trap: thinking that the more they trade, the better. They feel they must make at least ten trades a day to feel a sense of presence. But what’s the result? The more they trade, the faster their hands move, and the more chaotic their thoughts become. In the end, they make ten haphazard trades instead of one solid, profitable one.

At its core, trading isn’t about who can move the fastest, but about who can keep their composure. This is the most easily overlooked point.

What does a true winner look like? Not someone who is constantly glued to the screen before the market opens, but someone who is ready when the opportunity arises. Knowing how to wait, and acting only when the timing is right—that’s real trading. Those who chase the market up and sell on dips in a rush will pay tuition in the long run.

Quality always outweighs quantity. Making one well-executed trade and earning steadily is far more reliable than making random trades. Less but better, and in the end, those who succeed are the ones who stick to this approach.

Remember this, and your trading journey will avoid many detours.