The following is the optimized personal version (simpler, more powerful, suitable for posting on social media or recording experiences): A fan told me good news a few days ago: the capital of 2100U has rolled over to more than 20000 U in less than two months. He said something that left a deep impression on me: I used to always want to find the perfect entry point, but now I understand that execution is ten thousand times more important than judgment He was completely wilted after the previous liquidation and asked me if I was not suitable for trading. I looked through his historical records and found a clear pattern: almost all of the big loss orders hit the middle of the sideways range. When there is no increase or decrease, it is most likely to make people itch, and as soon as they enter, they will be swept up and down to stop losses. Later, he only changed one thing: Only take action after the price truly breaks through the horizontal range. Draw the upper and lower boundaries clearly, break through the upper edge with a large amount, and wait for the confirmation and stabilization of the back step before continuing. Do not touch the middle position of the horizontal plate, and do not take action until the breakthrough is confirmed. Previously, I could open several orders in a day, but now I can only wait for one or two opportunities per week. However, the winning rate and profit/loss ratio of each order have significantly increased. The position has also been completely changed: divided into three parts. One copy for the bottom warehouse, one copy for the correct direction, and another copy for confirmation. If you make a mistake, only lose one share. If you make a profit, let the position follow the profit. My mentality instantly stabilized, no longer gambling on life and death with my shuttlecock. After entering the venue, firmly refrain from monitoring the market. Hang all stop loss and take profit positions, and check up to two times a day. When I used to stare at the plate, I couldn't hold what I should have and entered randomly when I shouldn't; Now instead of looking at the market, I can hold onto the order. In less than three months, from 2100U to over 20000 U. It's not that he found the entry point accurately, but that he executed it thoroughly. He finally said: I used to think that trading relied on judgment, but now I realize that trading really relies on 'waiting'. Those who can wait are making money, while those who cannot wait are always losing The essence of trading is never who is smarter, but who can restrain, wait, and execute better. Put discipline and system above judgment, only then will you truly start making money. Are you still randomly opening positions in the middle of a sideways market? Have you learned to only start after breakthroughs and confirmations? Encouragement together. BTC trading