CuttlefishWithDriedTangerine

I’ve been thinking—maybe my first half of life is a jar of sugar.
Inside the sugar jar there is a piece of cinnabar that looks exactly like the sugar; in my panic and unease, I’m forced to eat the candies one by one.
No matter how sweet the candy is, fear will bury it.
But a sugar jar full of cinnabar is different—it’s helpless death.
So what we need is to keep eating these two jars, sugar and cinnabar, or to fully understand the difference between cinnabar and sugar, and then go find a jar that’s all sugar again.
A candy containing cinnabar—when you eat it, it brings pain and unease

Oh, I see now, my emotional barrier is just the inability to let go, the heart knot that cannot accept impermanence. Both the financial and emotional barriers are condensed into these six small words: "cannot accept letting go."
What is taught in the Dragon Cave enlightenment is that there is nothing at all.
Like a delicate box, wrapping a ball of air—there is nothing.
Thoughts and ideas are just a cup of water, a ball of air. That is enlightenment—hahaha, haha, there is nothing at all.

Why do people rush to make money? Is it because of a personality flaw? Clearly, taking things slowly can lead to better results, but people are always greedy.

Even if it leads to a loss, you have to take it. Once the take-profit range is confirmed, either wait or stop out; if you don’t successfully take profit, it doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a system problem. If it happens multiple times, it could be a system problem—being able to take profit is what matters. Yesterday, CU didn’t preserve capital, but it managed to reach the take-profit level and then dropped.

Humans are inherently averse to stopping losses; it's inevitable. After experiencing a loss, they naturally want to compensate, which leads to reckless trading.

Just now, that 50 profit sig—nothing got lost. It’s not a mindset issue; it’s that my market feeling (my trading sense) had an error. I clearly feel the market is going up, but I wanted to grab more. Don’t change the system—just improve my market feeling through learning.

The market has drained all my desire. I'm going to study and sleep. Looking bullish.

Holding a position without any assets is a strategy; a good position is one where you can sleep peacefully without constantly monitoring the market.

Fate has long secretly marked the price; from the very beginning of life, entropy has been flowing. The quest for self has made you walk alone and ponder since childhood. Entering the market is not the beginning; knowing oneself is already the start of the trading journey.
At this moment, I am not fighting the market, but fighting my inner self. Engaging in a dialogue with myself—some conquer themselves, some become friends with themselves, achieving unity of knowledge and action.
And some are forever in denial.

After I woke up and took a look, I thought I was down, but it turned out I’d remembered the numbers wrong. I slowly worked it back, keeping my extra impulses in check, and reviewed everything again and again. The essence of trading is to fight greed, attachment, and anger—that’s the reason 99% of people fail.

Slow down time, slow your pace, and mastering the Heart Method is always challenging.

#Gate金手指 Garbage Lyn, I'm back again.

Guobao Mech is back in position! Returning to the starting point.

Haha, so that's how it is. Truly simple and unadorned.
Now I understand that the simplest and most suitable one is what we call a trading system.

Set your take profit and stop loss, then turn off the computer and go to sleep.
Maximum loss of 70u, can’t die or live from it. Check again tonight after turning it back on.
Now go have fun, eat and drink as you should. Keep a calm mindset.

It's okay, stay positive. This is called demonstrating fault tolerance. Others with high leverage lose two trades, that's deadly. I lost four trades in a row—sigh. It's okay, just a small pullback.

The biggest mistake was stubbornly insisting on lyn.

Where you fall, get up from there. Overcome yourself. Keep going.

Getting caught up and not respecting your own system will lead to failure.
The inner demon must be defeated; learning to lower leverage, reduce positions, and control risk is very important.
Things that you can't hold onto emotionally should be let go of, and the same applies in crypto—don't chase after a quick turnaround. If you leave, then just leave. The inner reluctance and attachment demon will swallow you up; this is your tribulation, your obstacle.
As I mentioned in the previous article, my greatest obstacle is my fear of losing—love cannot be grasped either.

These two trades lost. Take a day off. Good night.