When I first entered the crypto world, I thought making money depended on vision—believing in a certain coin, going all in, and waiting for financial freedom. But what happened? The market fluctuated wildly, emotions swung with the price charts, and greed and fear took turns on every candlestick. I made quick money, lost huge sums, and only after several experiences did I truly understand: the crypto space is a human nature battlefield, where luck is not the main factor.

Those who can maintain consistent profits often share one trait—strong execution and clear cognition. And most of us? We are always led by the market. Seeing others’ profit screenshots makes us restless; we chase the rally fiercely, cut losses at the first sign of trouble, and end up becoming the "bagholder" for others. I’ve gone through this cycle too many times.

Later, I realized that information in the market is never equal. Those who have more information are already planning their next move, while we are still studying yesterday’s market. So instead of blindly following the crowd, it’s better to develop independent thinking. Understand the overall trend and manage risks properly.

Position sizing, stop-loss settings—these "boring" things—are actually the most valuable. Sometimes, the smartest trading decision is to do nothing. During a bull market, stay patient and don’t get blinded by the gains; during a bear market, be patient and don’t panic sell at the dip.

There is no holy grail in the crypto world, only the collision of probability and execution. Every trade tests your depth of understanding. Instead of dreaming of getting rich overnight, treat this as a long-term cultivation ground. Living longer is much more valuable than making quick money.