#比特币与黄金战争 After staying in the crypto world for a long time, you'll notice an counterintuitive phenomenon — those who make big money are often very lazy.

At first, I didn't believe it. I always thought that trading required diligence, frequent operations to seize opportunities and earn more. It wasn't until my account was repeatedly educated by the market that I understood a simple truth: the market is meant to be followed, and fighting against it only leads to being harvested.

During the period when my account was truly growing steadily, I was doing nothing particularly passionate. First, I gave up the all-in mentality and instead left myself a way out. I immediately cut half of the earned money and stored it safely like ballast — the remaining part I used for trading, so even if I made a wrong judgment, I wouldn't lose my vitality.

I was especially cautious when placing orders. I never chase the rise; I wait until market sentiment reaches an extreme and the trading structure becomes truly clear before trying a small position. Light positions, low leverage, and提前止损 (pre-emptive stop-loss). If I lose, I admit it; I never force it.

The most crucial rule is this: only use profits to accelerate, never touch the principal. When the market is favorable, gradually increase the pace, leaving a backup plan at every step. Take profits timely to reduce risk, and even if there is a retracement, it won't damage the fundamentals.

It may seem like I don't earn aggressively, but the power of compound interest is right here. Not messing around actually allows faster growth. Later, I set a few strict rules for trading: don't place orders when emotional instability occurs, stop if the trend isn't smooth, lock in profits at the target, and撤 (withdraw) immediately if the rhythm is disrupted.

Now the market is becoming more mature, and opportunities for暴涨暴跌 (sharp rises and falls) are fewer. Relying on stubbornly holding through is no longer realistic. Those who truly survive are the ones who fragment risks and slow down their operations. Don't always think about winning with courage — in this market, being a bit lazy and steady will help you go further in the long run.