Consolidation periods for bound coins often bring me the most stable returns, especially those that show obvious bottom consolidation patterns on the chart. But my problem is— I can never resist the impulse to chase new trading pairs.

Clearly knowing that the consolidation mechanism at low levels is more likely to generate certain returns, but once a new coin is launched, I can't help but want to try it. Honestly, this has become a habit, even a bit addictive.

Every time I review my trading records, the highest returns are always during the periods when I坚持 holding consolidation coins. Conversely, frequently switching to new pairs in different accounts results in much higher volatility. But next time I see a new trading pair, I still repeat the same actions. This is probably the hardest part of trading psychology—knowing what is effective, yet finding it difficult to resist the temptation of new opportunities.