When I first entered the crypto space, I also asked this question: how can 3,000 yuan turn into 1 million? But after trading for a few years, I realized—it's almost impossible. Don't expect to make a few points daily and slowly double your money through compound interest.

The crypto world is fundamentally different from bank savings. There’s no slow and steady growth; instead, there are huge fluctuations. If you want to make money, you need to seize intense market movements, react quickly, and get in during big ups and downs. The crypto market is like a global casino—everyone is eyeing the same cake. You must learn to follow the cycle and hit key points to make big money.

Why do most people lose more as they trade? It boils down to four common problems: First, impatience—jumping in without understanding the market; Second, inability to control impulses—going all-in and losing everything in one shot; Third, stubbornly holding onto losing positions—waiting for liquidation and regretting it later; Fourth, having a short-term view—focusing only on small fluctuations and chasing every rise and fall.

Who really makes money? They look at the big cycles—daily charts, weekly charts, monthly charts. This helps filter out market noise and accurately catch major opportunities. The minute-by-minute fluctuations you focus on are just distractions in their eyes.

Just look at Bitcoin’s history. When it was around $3,000, daily swings were only a few tens of dollars. When it rose to $10,000, daily swings reached $200. At $30,000, daily swings hit $1,000. But what’s the reality? Small accounts can’t even handle $300 swings, yet they want to gamble on $2,500 moves? That’s not investing; that’s just giving money to the exchange.

So the problem isn’t that you’re not working hard; it’s that you’re not catching the right market cycle. Remember these three points: First, manage risk first—don’t always dream of doubling your money; Second, focus on the big cycle—don’t get obsessed with minute fluctuations; Third, let the market’s big waves carry you, instead of crushing you.

A bull market doesn’t happen every day; small fluctuations are normal. Those who truly survive big market moves never rely on guessing whether prices will go up or down. They depend on a deep understanding of the market, accurate grasp of cycles, and strict discipline in execution.