#数字资产市场洞察 Don't get it twisted, the crypto world is not a place to rely on luck, it's a battlefield of execution. What we're fighting for is not quick money, but survival. $PIPPIN

The dream of getting rich overnight is, nine times out of ten, a nightmare that ends in blood losses. $XRP

People in my backend always ask the same question:

Can it still turn around below 2000U?

My answer is just one - you can translate, but you need to learn to be slow.

The tighter the capital, the more you need to crouch like a hunter. Take a deep breath and wait for the target to swim over.

Last year, I took on a guy who came to me with only 1000U left in his account, and his fingers were shaking while placing orders.

I will first extinguish his dreams of sudden wealth, establishing a dead rule:

The single stop loss should not exceed 30% of the position, and the kill point must be preset.

Do not fight, do not be greedy, do not chase the rise.

How about a month later?

1000U turned into 7000U. In another three months, it will go directly up to 30,000U.

Some people say this is luck?

Wrong. This is something that comes from discipline and patience in compounding.

The vast majority of people fail because of one thought - wanting to go faster and faster.

The last person to survive in the crypto world is not necessarily the one who watches the market the closest, but definitely the one who has the strictest risk control.

Hold on without a clear signal, and when you have one, go all in.

Take profit when it's time, and turn away when it's time to cut losses.

Someone cleared everything after 20 times.

There are also people who have achieved an annualized stability of 100%, and they've been doing this for 8 years.

The only watershed is four words: Can you follow the rules.

I have also bumped into the wall at night, injuring my head and bleeding.

Now I have figured out the way - the light is in my hand, shining all the time.

The market is never lacking; what is missing is the moment to take action. The market won't wait for anyone; hesitating for a second means missing a cycle.