#数字资产市场动态 In the past few months, the accounts of several people around me who are learning from me have been doing quite well.

Someone asked me if it's because of good luck. I just want to laugh—who has ever seen luck contribute consistently for three months?

Let's start with my approach. I don't chase after rising prices, I don't gamble on bottom levels, and I definitely don't try to hard guess the turning points. Once the market direction becomes clear, I start to act. Increasing positions isn't about throwing everything in at once, but gradually pushing up the stake; when it's time to take profits, I lock them in.

When the market gives opportunities, I go for it; if not, I simply step back and wait for the next wave. It's that simple.

Compared to others' pace—still debating whether to chase, whether there will be a pullback, whether there's enough room—I’ve already packed away the parts I can take. Sounds fancy? Actually, no. The core is making decisions quickly and executing decisively. Entry has strict conditions, stop-loss rules are clear, and I don’t randomly change plans midway.

The truly effective principles I’ve summarized into three:

**First: Get the rhythm right.** Moving with the market trend’s pulse is a hundred times more important than betting on a single opportunity.

**Second: Have solid risk control.** Before each trade, think clearly about the worst-case loss. Only proceed once you can accept it.

**Third: Stay disciplined in execution.** Changing your mind after a few candlestick swings? That’s asking for trouble. Stick to your logic and don’t be distracted by noise.

When the market is good, there’s indeed money to be made. The problem is most people can’t hold on—not because they’re not aggressive enough, but because they lack discipline. They drag their feet when it’s time to exit, can’t sit still when they should wait, and create a bunch of useless operations, ultimately giving back their profits.

Will there be another big market move next? Honestly, I can’t predict that.

But as long as the rules are in place and the sense of rhythm remains, whether the market comes or not, my account won’t get out of control. Those who truly make money are never the ones shouting slogans, but those who step firmly with each move.

These words come from the lessons I’ve learned the hard way. I hope they can help you avoid some detours.