Looking at this wave of ZEC market, I am reminded of a very practical question—why do many people make over ten trades a day but still end up losing money?

I have encountered too many traders who think that the more frequently they trade, the more they can earn. But what’s the result? Chasing highs and selling lows, their mentality collapses, and so do their accounts. This is not the performance of a master; instead, it looks like self-destruction.

The more anxious and chaotic, the more losses. It’s simply a vicious cycle. Many beginners get trapped and can’t get out.

But how do truly steady and profitable traders do it? They choose to trade selectively, with just one or two trades being enough. They don’t chase hot trends or follow the hype, only entering when the certainty is highest. As a result, they earn more steadily than those who trade frequently.

This is the survival rule in the crypto world—it's not about who runs faster, but who can survive longer. If your mentality is unstable and your trading is disorderly, your capital won’t last long.

What’s the key? Control your desires, learn to hold cash. Wait until the market is truly clear and the trend is established, then gradually increase your position. Even if the market fluctuates violently, such traders can stay calm, avoiding chasing highs or selling lows, and instead steadily accumulate profits.

True experts know how to "wait" when uncertain, and dare to "act" when the opportunity truly arrives. That’s the core of successful trading. No need to rush for quick gains; maintain clear judgment, stay steady with each step, and profits will naturally accumulate.