《Cryptocurrency Top 10 Trading Insights》⑤

Why do many people "lose more as they learn"?

You may have encountered this stage:

Learning moving averages, MACD, RSI

Looking at sentiment indicators, capital flow

Focusing on macro, on-chain, news

The result is👇

👉 Making trades more frequently, losing more consistently.

This isn't because you're not working hard,

But because you've stepped into a very hidden trap.

1. The most dangerous state in trading: cognitive overload

A novice's ignorance is obvious,

Half-understanding is the most deadly.

Typical manifestations:

A chart with 7–8 indicators

Bullish and bearish signals fighting each other

Seeing market fluctuations and being able to "rationalize" it

📌 It's not that you lack logic; it's that you have too much logic.

2. The more indicators, the worse the execution

What trading really needs are only three things:

1️⃣ Is there an advantage in direction?

2️⃣ Is the risk-reward ratio valid?

3️⃣ Is the risk controllable?

Not:

RSI oversold + MACD golden cross + KDJ turning

Plus a feeling that "it should reverse"

📌 When you need too many reasons to place an order, it indicates that the trade itself is not clean.

3. System fragmentation is the core reason for losses

Many people "learn a lot" but never form a system:

Using trend breaks today

Using support and resistance tomorrow

Doing sentiment reversals the day after

The result is:

Winning → Thinking the method is correct

Losing → Switching to another method

📌 It's not that the strategy doesn't work; it's that you have never given any strategy a "complete sample."

4. The learning method of experts is exactly the opposite

What experts do is not "addition," but:

① Extreme simplification

Fixed cycle

Fixed variety

Fixed entry logic

② Using real trading to verify, not imagination

50–100 consecutive trades

Looking at win rates, drawdowns, risk-reward ratios

Not changing rules due to short-term results

③ Only optimizing one thing

Either stop-loss

Or entry

Or position

📌 Change only one variable at a time for the account to evolve.

5. Three stop-loss suggestions for Binance traders

① Deleting indicators is more important than adding indicators

Keep 1–2 that you understand best and dare to execute.

② Don't learn new strategies while trading in real time

Learning period ≠ Trading period.

③ All "things learned" must be able to be written as a rule

If you can't write it down = it can't be used.

Conclusion｜True advancement is not about understanding more

But rather👇

In a complex market, doing only a very small number of things you truly understand. $ETH #巨鲸动向