Many traders have fallen into this trap—under the restless market atmosphere, always thinking about getting rich overnight. Recently, I’ve seen many cases, from contract liquidation to spot market cutting losses, almost all pointing to the same root cause: greed and impatience.

The mindset of wanting to double your money quickly can lead to a series of irrational decisions. Not looking at the fundamentals when adding positions, dragging your feet on stop-losses, or even going all-in despite knowing the risks. This is not a technical trading issue, but a psychological one.

A true trading expert is not the one who makes the fastest profits, but the one who survives the longest. Managing your position size, setting proper stop-losses, and sticking to your strategy are more important than anything else. The temptation of quick money is strong, but a single big loss can wipe out all the gains made before. Instead of always thinking about how to recover the next trade, it’s better to start changing your mindset now—steady returns are much more valuable than unstable, get-rich-quick schemes.