Yesterday's market movement was really a bit tough. Bitcoin long positions missed the take-profit point by over three hundred points, and Ethereum as well. The second time the long position approached the expected target, but it still fell short by more than twenty points. To be honest, I was quite comfortable with the take-profit levels, but I felt a bit stiff when entering the position, trusting my judgment a little too much.

Sometimes the market just plays tricks on people — you want to go long, but it forces you to consider the possibility of going short. But I later realized a principle: truly high win rates often come from filtering out the noise and not being driven by emotions.

Now when I place trades, I pay more attention to the word "calm." Staying calm helps me see the market rhythm clearly and avoid being influenced by short-term fluctuations. This might be more effective than any technical indicator.