Ten years in the crypto world, it's hard to say, I've gone from four-digit to eight-digit; simply put, I've supported the market many times in a bullish way. The key is whether you can stay calm.

I remember that time when LUNA collapsed; I and several old hands were badly trapped. I only remember a senior saying something at the dinner table that I still remember: "The market is like this; as long as you can manage your emotions well, you will eventually succeed."

After experiencing more, I've come to understand — the biggest enemy in the crypto world is never the market, but human nature.

During a bull market, everyone is a prophet; when it falls, they all become deserters. Most people lose money, not because they can't operate, but because they are led by greed and fear.

I was able to go from a novice to today, relying entirely on a set of trading logic that I tested countless times. It's not complicated, but it's sufficient:

1. Entering the market must be steady

Don't rush in just because the coin is rising; real opportunities come when the market is cold. Familiarize yourself with the rhythm with a small position; it's a hundred times better than blindly going all in.

2. Endure the sideways market

If it stays low for a long time, it often means accumulation; if it stays high for too long, it mostly means a reversal. Low sideways means accumulation, high sideways means distribution; this is the most basic survival rule.

3. Run when it peaks, dare to buy when it plunges

Chasing in at a peak only leads to being a bag holder; a sharp drop is actually an opportunity, but you must watch the structure and support, don't rush in blindly.

4. Buy on the dips, sell on the rallies

It's the hardest to execute because most people always do the opposite. They panic when they see green and become greedy when they see red.

5. Buy early on dips, sell on midday rallies

It doesn't always work, but in the medium to short term, this rhythm can save you countless times.

Later I understood, a master is not someone who trades frequently, but someone who can decisively act when it's time to move and steadfastly wait when it's time to hold still.

You don't need to think too much when looking at the chart; one candlestick, one volume, can determine the direction. These actions are actually experiences accumulated over time.

When the market rises, you dare not enter; when it falls, you dare not average down; when you profit, you can't bear to exit; when you lose, you dare not cut losses — if these emotions don't change, no matter how much you earn, you won't be able to keep it.

If one person rushes blindly, they will eventually crash; having someone guide you allows for a steadier path.

If you really want to change, you might as well layout the plan with me sooner.

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