Just look at this data—you'll understand that whether a trade reaches the other side has nothing to do with win rate.

ETH took 723 days to complete an entire emotional cycle. The win rate is only 30.93%, which doesn't sound high, right? But the risk-reward ratio reached 4.12:1, and the final return soared to 78,129%. At the worst, the drawdown was -65.89%, and we're still alive.

Here's the question: why do some people lose money at a 50% win rate, while others make a fortune at 30%?

Simply put, it's two words—discipline.

Many people get stuck in the obsession with "high win rate," but the market doesn't really care how many times you win. What determines whether you eat steak or dirt in the long run is whether you can let profits run freely and whether you can be ruthless with every loss.

A return of over 780,000% sounds like a myth, but when broken down, it's very clear—strictly follow trading discipline, compound continuously, and stay at the table for the long term. It's that simple, and that's also the hardest part.

The market only rewards those who live long enough and stay calm enough. The trend is there, the method is there, the key is whether you have enough patience.