If you've been wandering in the crypto world for three or four years without making a breakthrough, and you're in your thirties or forties without developing a decent trading strategy, constantly relying on high-leverage contracts to gamble your luck—earning a few hundred dollars today, losing thousands tomorrow—in the chaos of long and short swings, then I have to tell you—if you keep going like this, your trading career will most likely end in repeated liquidations and panic.

Do you think staying up late to monitor the market can save you? Dream on. When you finally blink and open your account, the combination of fees, funding rates, slippage, and stop-loss misfires will wipe out your week's gains. The remaining principal can't even withstand a decent drawdown.

Your main job is becoming increasingly neglected, and every now and then you think about quitting to trade full-time. Your family looks at you like you're a hopeless gambler—they simply can't understand.

And you, on the other hand, see a group member posting screenshots of returns multiplied dozens of times, hearing him say he achieved financial freedom in a bull market and even bought a new car. Meanwhile, looking at your dwindling principal, the sense of gap and anxiety inside you feels just like the heart-pounding moment when you receive a margin call in the middle of the night.

You can keep doing technical analysis and stubbornly pushing forward, but the reality is—without a systematic trading method, you're just wasting time and capital. Anxiety and pressure weigh down on you like a mountain, like an unresolvable deep position. No matter how much BTC rises, it can't save someone without trading discipline.