Crypto circles often hear people say, "That guy is really lucky," as soon as they buy and the price goes up. But upon closer reflection, when true good luck arrives, most people can't hold on, and in the end, they still fail due to execution.

Those who make money mainly differ in two aspects.

**First is the integrity of their trading strategy.**

Market movements don't rely on intuition; they depend on having a clear plan—what price to enter, at what level to take profit, and which line to stop loss if it breaks. This isn't about predicting the market, but about being able to precisely seize opportunities when they truly come, rather than missing out in panic. A mature strategy system is like installing a "luck receiver" for yourself.

**Second is patience in money management.**

The hardest part in the market isn't finding good opportunities, but waiting for the truly good ones. The reality is, many people can't endure this process. Through frequent trading and heavy losses, their ammunition runs out. When great luck finally arrives, their pockets are already empty.

People who truly understand position management use small amounts to test the direction, reserve enough ammunition, and treat their portfolio like managing an orchard—not rushing to pick the unripe fruit, but waiting quietly for the fully ripe, plump fruit to fall. Only then can they, at critical moments, use enough chips to seize opportunities that can change the game.

So don't always focus on others' "good luck." In this market, luck is actually a test reserved for those who are prepared. Your strategic logic and position management are your answer sheet.