Trading is a cold and rational thing, especially in primary markets where most of the time it's a PVP game against your peers, other KOLs, or whoever reacts faster. It's different from the secondary market logic that I was good at before—I’m better at buying than selling. Honestly, it’s only in the past month that I’ve been actively trading shitcoins. Before that, I just dabbled occasionally. You have to keep learning, improving, and maturing. There are way too many beasts in the primary market, haha. But the core of who I am will never change. These two things don’t conflict. It’s not like you have to become a cunning little P soldier to be mature, or that you have to resort to any means necessary just for a few BNB. I think people who make money in the trading market usually have one thing in common: they know exactly what they’re doing and what they want to achieve. A lot of people might think this is simple, but in reality, self-awareness is rare—maybe one in a hundred. Some people want to see profits every day, some wait months for a single opportunity, some refuse to take losses and hold onto positions, and some frequently cut losses to avoid big risks. Everyone’s psychology is different, so I’ve rarely seen full-time traders using identical trading systems. Those who can make money consistently in the market usually develop a trading system that aligns with their own psychological state. A lot of it is based on common knowledge—finding positive expected value through data analysis or sentiment—but they tweak it to fit their mindset. The key is building a trading system that fully matches your own psychology.