#数字资产市场动态 There is an old saying in the crypto circle that is often on people's lips: "The crypto world doesn't lack wealthy people; what it lacks is those who live long enough to become wealthy."

I used to scoff at it.

Until my account went through several rollercoasters—dropping from tens of thousands to a few thousand—I finally understood the weight of this saying.

**Quick money relies on luck, but how do you survive long-term?**

The first profit often comes from luck. But to preserve and amplify it, what you need is a sense of rhythm. This is the most easily overlooked aspect.

I also went through that phase—my mind was full of dreams of doubling overnight and hitting the jackpot in three months. But what happened? Three times full position, three times wiped out completely. During those days, I stared at the charts all night, palms sweating, afraid of missing any fluctuation, even eating while watching K-line charts.

Until one night, I suddenly had an epiphany: **The market isn't short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can stay calm.**

I started changing my strategy.

The key turning point was this realization—don't be scared by the ceiling; set small goals in stages:

From 15,000 to 150,000 is "building a foundation";
From 150,000 to 1.5 million is "refining skills";
From 1.5 million to 15 million is "adjusting mindset."

Each stage is actually very simple—just do one thing: find a rhythm that allows you to make steady moves, then stick to review and repeatedly iterate.

During that period, I only chased trend trades, never bet on rebounds. If I won, I took profits immediately; if I lost, I cut losses quickly, never being greedy or stubborn. As a result, I turned 15,000 into 150,000 in four months. Then, half a year later, I broke through 1 million.

It may not sound very fast, but the process was surprisingly steady.

**There is a hard prerequisite for this path.**

This money must be truly idle funds. If it causes you insomnia or doubts, then it’s not capital but a "time bomb." When the market fluctuates slightly, your emotions will collapse first—can your account still survive?

Also, beware of those glamorous "high-yield products." Whether it's "ecological innovation," "30% annualized return," or "referral dividends," nine out of ten are just shell companies for Ponzi schemes. The easier they look and the more attractive their promises, the deeper the trap.

**How do real experts play the game?**

They don’t rely on shouting signals or insider tips but stay steady in their rhythm amid chaos. They understand one principle: **Making big money doesn’t require being smarter; it requires a replicable logic.**

A repeatable method + a calm mind + the power of compound growth over time—this way, small capital can gradually grow into a large sum.

So there’s no need to rush into overnight riches. First, learn to stay steady. In the crypto market, slow isn’t failure; slow is the only way to win. Panic is actually self-destructive.

I’ve personally walked this path before, stepping into many traps. Looking back now, those failures all taught me the same lesson—whether it’s $BTC or $ETH, ultimately, it’s not about trading skills but whether you can control your desires.