What details should be taken into account when making trading decisions? Content word count: 1300 Reading time: 2 minutes I was supposed to write a long article, but halfway through, I found that there were too many thoughts and it took too long to finish. It was a pity to delete it. I have reached a point where even veteran viewers can understand what I mean. I won't modify the wording anymore, let's just send a random picture. The previous text theoretically elaborated on the construction of trading ideas, but from theory to practice, this is a systematic project that requires continuous polishing and integration, requiring a lot of time and money investment. I will share some personal experiences and insights. Firstly, a trader who incurs long-term losses will not have independent opinions, and even if they occur intermittently, they will quickly be negated from the perspective of the actual results obtained, making it difficult to execute in the long run. This is not related to personal perseverance, but mainly due to the financial difficulties and cognitive limitations in reality. Time is the friend of outstanding investors and the enemy of mediocre investors. Strong opinions often arise from traders who have a stable profit system, long-term satisfaction with the material and spiritual world, and rich experience. In other words, the ability to resist risks is the spiritual source of adhering to one's own opinions. (This ability is not the ability to persist in the wrong route with a twisted heart when carrying orders, but the strength of your position allocation and cognitive level in controlling your own behavior.) Life requires a certain level of "adventurous spirit", but not too much "adventurous behavior". If you view adventure as a shortcut to success, it is obviously putting the cart before the horse, which also involves the category of "main business" mentioned earlier (I will elaborate on it, but what I want to express is whether the weight of your current behavior in your overall ability is excessive). How to live, how to survive? The so-called adventure only has meaning in specific historical opportunities, not in daily life. People may often see successful individuals achieving great success in certain fields through radical means. But it ignores the so-called "adventure" of the big shots, which is actually the inevitable result of a precise grasp of the situation and a well planned strategy, rather than the 100 fold leverage you impulsively and foolishly opened. Han Xin's last ditch battle is one of the famous adventurous actions in history. Isn't this also Han Xin's grasp of the timing, location, and humanity of both the enemy and us, as well as his superb means of arranging troops and formations? Going on, it's off topic. When it comes to my personal experience, I think I'm lucky. From entering the stock market in 2014, to entering the cryptocurrency circle in 2018, and then gradually forming the trading system 20 years later, my seven years of pure spot trading have won me valuable technical training, explored various trading styles and models, and persevered painfully. When I entered the cryptocurrency market in 2018, plate coins were popular, but contracts were not yet widespread. The pursuit of zero and spot prices caused me a lot of pain at one point, but after all, I would not go bankrupt overnight. There was always a capital to explore, and I gradually understood the truth of the cryptocurrency market and the models and varieties that were suitable for my trading. The original intention of this article is to: I simply advise newcomers not to take shortcuts such as contracts, knockoffs, or local dogs. Be honest and focus on mainstream spot trading. Once the spot trading is refined, the contract will naturally be accepted (the refined buying point of spot trading is the entry point for long orders, and the refined selling point is the entry point for short orders). Once you can grasp the main high and low points of a range in spot trading, the winning rate of the contract will not be poor, and it is not too late to do other things. If you don't believe it, go through 1-2 bull bear cycles when playing mainstream spot trading, buy a few knockoff stocks, open a few explosive contracts, and you'll understand everything. Young people from ordinary families have limited vision and trial and error costs without guidance from experts, making it difficult to become geniuses. Do not aim too high. Trading is a process of making friends with time, and cultivate oneself for ten years. At the same time, with the "main business" of spot goods, the cost of taking risks in other aspects is also controllable. Even if it bursts, the basic market is still solid and there is still an opportunity for a comeback. There won't be any helplessness in wearing the yellow robe directly. BTC