In the crypto world, over 80% of people ultimately fail to make money.

The root cause is simple: they always think they are smarter than others and understand the market better than $ETH .

Actually, the first step to truly understanding is to admit that you are just an ordinary person, with no extraordinary talent, and not a natural trading genius.

The opponent you face is professional institutions, top-tier funds, and a group of seasoned players who have been in the market for years. Trying to win with a clever trick is basically impossible.

If you want to go steadily, there is only one way: recognize your weaknesses, abandon the fantasy of getting rich overnight, and relentlessly fight for the rules and discipline.

Among the 24 trades I made this month, 5 did not reach the entry point; the direction was correct, but the entry was slightly off; 4 trades were stopped out directly; and 3 were closed to break even due to poor position management.

Looking at the win rate alone, this has definitely been the most difficult and frustrating month for me recently.

The market has been swinging back and forth, news has been repeatedly disturbing the sentiment, and my own mindset has been affected, causing struggles in executing strategies.

A few consecutive stop-losses, combined with unfavorable market conditions, inevitably lead to noise and doubts.

Honestly, I have been affected emotionally lately.

As a trader still in the growth stage, I can't be overly slick or pretend to be perfect. When faced with unfriendly voices, it's natural to have emotional fluctuations; I can't completely stay unaffected.

Fortunately, my core trading system remains intact, and my bottom line is still there.

I've always said that stop-loss is not about admitting defeat; it's a fundamental skill that must be maintained in trading.

Thanks to strict stop-loss rules and a reasonable risk-reward ratio, even with a mediocre win rate and some psychological interference this month, my overall account is still profitable.

As long as the principal is intact, there is always a chance to start over.

I never pretend to be a flawless expert who never makes mistakes, nor do I put on a perfect persona just for traffic.

From the very beginning, I wanted to take the most practical path: be genuine, review my trades seriously every day, keep learning, correct mistakes, analyze losses, and move forward step by step.

The ups and downs in March are actually part of the growth process that I must go through.

It's okay to go a little slower; the key is to see the market clearly, see yourself clearly, and keep adjusting.

Sincerely thank you, brothers, who have always trusted and walked with me. Your support is my most solid confidence.

In April, I will gather my spirits, adjust my mindset, and continue moving forward.