CMS Holdings once said a profound truth: "Do you want to make money, or do you want to prove that you're right?"

It precisely exposes our most hidden "inner demon" in investing—arrogance. The massive fluctuations in the crypto market often turn trading into a prideful contest about dignity.

When the market trend goes against your judgment, do you stubbornly hold your position to prove your "foresight," or do you recognize your mistake in time and cut losses decisively to protect your precious principal?

The latter is exactly the difference between professionalism and amateurism. Amateurs cling to the vanity of predicting right or wrong, while professionals act solely to protect capital and seek long-term gains.

In this noisy journey, I choose to temporarily let go of my obsession with being "correct." Because I finally understand that true "rightness" is not about short-term accuracy, but whether the account can grow in the end.

As veteran traders say: the market is a tool that transfers money from the impatient to the patient. In this fertile land, surviving longer is more important than winning a single argument.

Not acting impulsively, making money—that is the ultimate way to prove you're right.
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