Very nice！

I've never posted here and decided to post when I see so many people giving the wrong advice. Here is some of my advice:

Trading is 90% psychology and 10% skill and analysis. Learn to develop a trader's mindset. If you really want to learn how to think like a trader, I highly recommend reading a book called Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas.

Don't blame the market; learn to take responsibility for your actions no matter the outcome. What I mean by that is that it is your fault that you lost your money. The market doesn't tell you to buy or sell; it is your decision solely. People also like to blame whales too much.

Learn about proper risk management. I recommend only risking 1%–3% of your entire capital , depending on your risk tolerance. I know you won't make a huge profit by risking only a small amount. Remember, making money is a marathon, not a sprint. There is no such thing as instant money. If you get your money instantly, you either get lucky or you are just gambling. Everyone knows what happens to gamblers.

Use stoploss. I still see so many people trading without stoploss and complaining about the market when they get liquidated.

Learn to calculate position size, i.e., how many quantities of crypto you need to buy, with proper risk.

Leverage doesn't matter as long as your liquidation price is outside your stoploss. The things that are important the most are proper risk and position size.