Analysis correctness ≠ trading profit

Looking back at the recent Bitcoin decline, anyone can analyze it convincingly: expectations of interest rate cuts materialized, price structure reversed, MACD death cross, it sounds logically clear and flawless.

But when actually operating, one realizes that there are very few short-selling opportunities that meet the strategy. Once the limited entry points are missed, forcing a position means stepping outside the strategic framework, which is no longer called trading, but rather emotion-driven gambling.

To put it more bluntly, analysis only needs to focus on the results, while trading pays more attention to the process. The logic of analysis is self-consistent, but in real trading, it does not mean that a single order can be executed.

Why is it important to emphasize the difference between the two?

Because this explains why there is a phenomenon of "theoretical full marks, practical zero"…#LaunchpadXPL认购开启