Kabiqiu Trading Notes

- Making money in cryptocurrency is not about lacking skills
- You've been involved in crypto for so long
- Actually, you're just repeating the same actions
- Trying to catch this market trend
- Not wanting to miss any opportunity
- Once you open MT4, you can't stop
- Today I’ll ask you three questions
- Just answer in your mind
- Are you checking the market every day?
- Do you feel like you're working hard?
- But is your account always unchanged?
- If the answer is yes
- The reason you're not making money isn't that you don't know how to trade
- It's that you're greedy and can't handle it all
- Actually, it's greed
- It's a typical case of wanting to catch everything
- Feeling inspired
- You're not lacking technical knowledge; you're just too "flirtatious"
- Many people when starting in crypto
- Fall into the same trap
- Seeing others share wins, they want to copy
- Seeing new strategies, they want to learn
- In the morning, seeing support levels, they want to go long
- In the afternoon, when it breaks down, they chase short
- In the evening, reviewing, they start doubting everything
- I was like that too
- Like sticking a wall of sticky notes
- Sometimes doing short-term trades
- Sometimes swing trading
- Let me tell you a true story
- Once ETH was hovering near a key resistance
- I clearly should wait for confirmation signals
- But I couldn't resist entering early, trying to catch the bottom
- Resulted in a fake breakout that wiped out my position
- Later, the market reversed strongly
- I couldn't help but chase the rally
- Do you feel the same?
- It's because you have no core conviction
- Trading isn't about who knows more
- It's about who can control their hands better
- Bruce Lee once said
- I’m not afraid of someone who has a thousand ways to fight
- I’m afraid of someone who has practiced one way a thousand times
- This applies perfectly to trading
- Your current problem is not knowing how to go long or short
- It's that you only know a little about each method
- Tomorrow, you look at naked K-line charts
- The day after, you study indicator resonance
- But your actions are all scattered
- The market fears
- The state of being half-hearted and wavering
- Truly consistent profitable traders do the same thing every day
- Look at those who have been trading for a long time
- Their MT4 is clean
- No clutter of fancy indicators
- They only focus on a few key levels
- Support, resistance, trendlines, structure
- They won't turn around just because of one candle
- They won't chase highs and sell lows because of volatility
- They only do one thing
- Wait for their own trigger signal
- Trade only when the big trend is clear
- Wait for buy signals at key support levels
- Wait for sell signals at key resistance levels
- Keep position size between 1% and 3%
- Place stop-loss outside the structure
- Sit tight without signals
- Do you think you'll miss opportunities this way?
- Yes, but let me tell you a harsh truth
- You must learn to miss some trades
- Only then can you seize the opportunities that truly belong to you
- The market has opportunities every day
- But not every market move is your cup of tea
- You treat every fluctuation as a must-have
- Resulting in chaotic positions, disorganized rhythm, and emotional turmoil
- Clearly, this trade wasn't in your plan
- Yet you jump in impulsively
- Even when your stop-loss is hit
- You think about holding on a bit longer
- Or doubling down to recover
- You say you're trading
- But really, you're wrestling with your impulses
- It's never about analysis skills; it's about discipline
- I did something that changed my trading career
- Then I did something that completely turned my situation around
- Tossed everything else aside
- No longer chasing new tricks everywhere
- No longer jealous when others make money
- Waiting for fixed signals within a stable structure
- Like gold
- Rebound to key support zones
- Clear signs of a bottoming candle
- If not, keep waiting
- Wait for a month
- I started reducing trading frequency
- Less often to trade
- But each trade had a clear logic and risk control
- Stop-loss became reasonable
- Gradually, I noticed a change: I no longer felt nervous
- No longer watching the screen all day
- No longer being led by every candle
- No longer regretting missing a move that wasn't meant for me
- Because it simply wasn't yours
- True professional trading isn't about daily operations
- It's about patience every day
- You're not making money by the number of trades
- You're surviving by win rate and risk management
- Position size is your life-saving bullet
- If you shoot recklessly today
- You’ll run out of bullets tomorrow
- High leverage isn't the problem itself
- It's using it where there's no certainty
- Here's a blunt truth for those still "bumping around"
- Finally, I want to tell you a very realistic thing
- The market never lacks opportunities
- What’s lacking is your qualification to seize them
- This qualification isn't about how much skill you have
- It's whether you can do this
- Sit on the sidelines
- Stay calm for several days without trading
- Remain cool when others are rushing
- Not regret when the move is over
- When you truly achieve this
- You'll find one thing: you're starting to stabilize
- And stability is the prerequisite for profit
- If you're still searching for methods or strategies
- Looking for shortcuts, I suggest you stop
- Remove unnecessary indicators
- Remove those impulsive operations
- Keep only the logic you truly understand
- When one day you find that when the market comes, you're not excited
- When the market moves, you have no regrets
- Only trade at your own moment
- That’s when
- You truly start walking the path of professional trading
- Want to get out of the trap of greed and overreach
- I'm not teaching you a guaranteed way to make money
- Just sharing a 10-year journey
- About the discipline of restraint
- Content for educational purposes only, not investment advice