Recently, I observed an interesting phenomenon: many friends who have lost money in the crypto world share a common trait—they like to have a couple of drinks before trading. One drink down, and rationality disappears completely; they turn around and open a position, with predictable results. When their accounts start to plunge, they regret it deeply—"If only I hadn't had those drinks yesterday, I wouldn't be in this situation now." Essentially, they haven't achieved the unity of knowledge and action.

What’s even more heartbreaking is that, despite believing in the long-term prospects of currencies like LIGHT, they always miss the optimal entry point due to impulsive decisions in the moment. Drinking is just an excuse; the real issue is a lack of disciplined execution. Success or failure in trading is often not about vision but about whether you can control your fingers. Those who consistently profit rely not on spur-of-the-moment impulses but on a clear mind and a firm plan. Reflecting on this, I realize that every margin call is a warning about the same thing: emotions are the greatest enemy.