Honestly, this whole thing has left me pretty confused. I only started dealing with contracts in October; I had previously traded stocks, so I roughly understood the basic logic. But back then, I didn’t know anything—wasn't familiar with the tools, couldn’t grasp the terminology, and had no risk management at all. I was just muddling through, yet somehow managing to double my account every day.

Now it’s the other way around. After these months, I’ve pretty much figured out the market routines, and I can understand technical, capital, and sentiment analysis. But the results aren’t as crazy as before—in fact, I’m often losing money. What’s going on?

I’ve thought about it, and it seems that the more I understand the operation rules of the crypto market, the easier I fall into the trap of overanalyzing. When I was a beginner, I didn’t have so many psychological burdens; seeing a rise, I’d jump in, and I was likely to catch the trend. Now, with my mind full of various logic, I hesitate more often, often missing opportunities or cutting losses too quickly.

Maybe this is the most ironic part of trading—sometimes, ignorance is an advantage.