Recently, a few trades have been a mess, and rushing to recover losses only made things worse. That's when I realized that trading is like walking — when your mind is chaotic, your steps become unsteady, and it's easy to trip.

The real problem isn't the market; it's that I've lost my rhythm. Watching the fluctuations of $BNB and other coins, I see that the opportunities to profit were there, but impatience ruined them. After reviewing repeatedly, I realize that holding back and seeing clearly are far more important than anything else.

The current situation with 4/USDT is a typical example — the price is fluctuating wildly around 0.03 USDT, trading volume has sharply decreased, and the risk is clearly high. This is the toughest test of mindset. Many people can't resist wanting to trade, but often, this very action traps them.

My choice now is simple: **Wait and see**. Wait for clearer signals instead of trading just for the sake of trading. The market is always there, and real opportunities will come again. Instead of chasing quick gains, it's better to hone your fundamentals — risk management, mindset control, and strict discipline.

These may sound old-fashioned, but very few people actually do them.