The same market conditions are in front of us, yet the results are drastically different. Some people have lost all their capital during this cycle, while others still have a seven-figure amount in their Wallet.

In simple terms, the difference does not lie in whether the market is good or bad, nor in how accurate the timing of entry is. The real dividing line is whether risk management has been done well and whether trading discipline has been adhered to.

Those who understand how to control the risk exposure of a single position can survive steadily in a volatile market. They do not retreat entirely due to a single misjudgment. In contrast, those with an all-in mentality will be completely out of the game if they make a wrong bet on direction just once.

The market is always there, and opportunities are always there. But whether you can survive to see the next round of opportunities depends on your risk control awareness and psychological quality. Some people actually lose not to the market, but to their own greed.