Many people ask me why I have been trading less recently. The market changes daily; aren't you afraid of missing opportunities? Speaking of which, I am also someone who has been through it.

Back in those days, ten or more trades a day was the norm. My eyes glued to the candlestick chart, no clue or detail escaped me. When the price surged, I jumped in; when it fell, I panicked; and when it rose a little more, I chased high. My account was like a roller coaster, shaking wildly, ending only with a heap of regret.

It was then I realized that true loss doesn't come from the market itself, but from my own restless hands. In the crypto world, it's not those lacking skills who fail, but those dragged down by their own frequent trades. On the surface, they seem to be catching opportunities, but in reality, they are continuously giving away profits.

The turning point came. I started to learn patience. When the market is volatile and unclear, I go completely flat. I only focus on that 20% of opportunities I can see through and grasp confidently. Don’t be fooled by my inactivity for several days; once I take action, I hit precisely. It feels like a calm hunter locking onto prey—patience is the most powerful weapon.

The hardest skill to master isn't predicting the market, but controlling the impulse to trade. Those who understand how to stay flat and wait ultimately make money in the market; those obsessed with frequent trading are led around by the nose by the market.

Now I prefer two trades a week, rather than reflexively clicking the mouse. While others are exhausted running around in front of their screens, I wait—wait for the market to come to me. Remember this: a true expert isn't someone who trades every day, but someone who can stay calm, watch others get liquidated, and only then start their own profit journey.

In the crypto world, it's not about speed, but about perseverance. Keep a steady mindset, and profits will naturally come knocking.