Starting from 30 million Vietnamese Dong to get on board, I have experienced three rounds of bull and bear cycles, my account has been cleared, I have followed the crowd into traps, and bought the dip at the middle of the hill... there are almost no mistakes I haven't made. Why am I still alive now, with an account reaching eight digits? It sounds so simple that many people don't believe it: I just don't chase the price, nor do I chase the lows.

This is not some profound theory, but a lesson learned through actual losses. The cruelest part of the crypto market is that staying alive is more important than technical analysis. My entire approach is actually quite simple—look for MACD golden crosses on the monthly chart to confirm major trends, and use the MA60 on the daily chart as a strict rule for entry and exit. It may not sound that exciting, but it can truly save your life.

When everyone is betting on tomorrow's rise and fall, I only do one thing: find the direction where big funds are moving, and then wait at the points they must pass.

But there is a question that has been bothering me: I trade with this system, and the pricing unit is a USD stablecoin. But is the value foundation of this "dollar" clear? When macroeconomic fluctuations are becoming more significant, am I just rowing a boat on a turbulent river, where the boat looks sturdy, but the bottom is actually supported by someone else's credit?

This thought made me start to ponder - what is the foundation that supports the operation of the crypto world? A truly decentralized stable credit system may be more worthy of attention than any trading strategy.