#数字资产市场动态 Every time I see someone getting rich overnight, I always hear one phrase: "He’s really lucky."

But if you’ve been in the trading market for a few years, you’ll understand that those who truly catch the trend are never relying on "good luck"—they rely on preparation.

The gap actually boils down to two points:

**The first pitfall: No trading framework, luck is useless even if it comes**

Once the market starts moving, if you don’t have a clear plan in hand, you can only react passively. At what price should you position? How much should you reduce when it rises? Which support level must you stop loss? If these decisions are made on the fly, nine out of ten times you’ll regret it.

A reliable trading strategy isn’t about making precise predictions (that’s something only scammers dare to claim), but about being able to steadily take profits according to your plan when the market truly arrives, rather than missing out because of hesitation and panic.

**The second pitfall: Lack of money management, ending the game early**

The harsh truth in the crypto market is—big wins usually aren’t a one or two-day affair. It takes patience. It takes endurance.

But most people can’t wait. They get drained of energy and capital through frequent trading, or they lose all their chips in a heavy position once, and by the time the real opportunity comes, their wallet is already empty.

Skilled traders do this: they test the waters with small amounts, keeping most of their chips intact, like in an orchard—won’t rush to pick unripe fruit, just wait for the fruitful season, and harvest in one go.

So next time you hear someone say that “so-and-so is extremely lucky,” don’t hesitate to ask what their trading framework and position management look like. In the crypto market, "luck" is actually a test question left for those who have already prepared the answers. Your strategy and position ratio are the exam papers you submit.