Spent the last few years watching new traders blow up accounts, and it's almost always the same 3 mistakes:

1. No stop-loss discipline. They'll set one, then move it the second the trade goes against them "just to give it room." That's how a 2% loss becomes a 15% loss.

2. Position sizing by feel, not by risk. If you're sizing trades based on how confident you feel, you're gambling. Risk a fixed % of your account per trade — always.

3. Chasing calls after they've already moved 20%. By the time a signal hits your timeline on Twitter/Telegram, the good entry is gone. Timing matters more than the call itself.

The fix isn't more indicators — it's a system you actually follow. That's the whole reason I started Forex MONK: daily calls with exact entries, exits, and stop-losses laid out before the move happens, not after.

If you're new to crypto trading, master risk management before you worry about finding the "best" signals. It's the boring stuff that keeps you in the game long enough to compound.