I've been out of town for a while, experimenting with Meme coins, and ended up losing everything. I remember holding onto a position for three days, finally breaking even and climbing out.

Coming back from a different place, my mindset has also changed. I used to listen to the advice of seasoned traders: to make money, you need to move into more active markets — and that advice really makes sense.

The most painful realization is: whenever I buy coins on the platform using a verified address, I almost always end up losing money. One reason is psychological hesitation; I’m reluctant to double down and hold on, which results in being cut by the market. Many people have fallen into this psychological trap — once the account is "legitimate," they become overly cautious, and ironically, they lose the aggressive edge of a beginner.

It seems that trading is not just about skills and luck, but also about psychological resilience. Knowing when to enter and exit might be more effective than analyzing countless candlestick charts.