Ethereum surged to 3900, making the 4000 mark almost within reach. Recently, I've seen many traders achieve a turnaround in this wave of market movement—from deep losses to achieving six-figure profits. How did they do it? In short, it comes down to two words: discipline.

The first core operation when broken down: long-term positioning. When it was around 1400, I invested 5000U and held on without selling, and in the end, the account grew from 5000U to 300000U, nearly a 60-fold return.

It sounds simple, but this is the part that truly tests human nature. There are quite a few people who bought the dip at the 1400 and 1500 price levels, but very few can actually hold on. Most people start to cut losses and exit during volatile markets, and when a one-sided upward trend begins, they end up getting swept out, ultimately watching their profits slip away.

The second operation is much more flexible: open a separate account with 3000U for swing trading. Switch between long and short positions in the short term, while tracking the market trends of popular coins, completing a doubling during several strong opportunities (such as the positive news of certain letter coins and CFX), ultimately netting over 2 million.

Two accounts, two strategies, resulting in completely different risk-return configurations.

It seems complicated, but the core is actually rhythm control. The main reasons for losing money usually boil down to three kinds of chaos: chaotic rhythm, chaotic mindset, and chaotic planning. The later it gets, the easier it is to lose more. Conversely, once the rhythm is stabilized, even a small amount of capital can leverage significant profits.

The direction of the selection, opportunity judgment, when to participate in what market conditions, and when to go to cash - these details cannot be explained clearly in just a few sentences. But one thing is certain: collaborating with reliable strategies and trustworthy people is much more stable than relying on one's own guesswork.

A person walks fast, but a group of people walks far.