To be honest, there are too many people engaging in momentum investing in this market.

Many times you think you are making decisions, but you are actually being dragged along by your emotions.

I met an old player who entered the market in 2015 with 100,000 and his account has now surpassed 42 million. During a chat, he said something that left a deep impression on me:

"On the surface, the cryptocurrency market is a battle of technology and capital, but essentially, it is a test of emotional control. Those who can withstand the volatility are the ones who can hold on until the end."

Looking back at myself over the years, it really isn't because I had great insight, but because I stuck to a few seemingly foolish bottom lines.

**First rule: Don't panic over small fluctuations**

I have seen too many people—running away after a 5% rise, then regretting it the next day when it doubles; holding on through a 10% fall, only to give back all their profits. Those who swing back and forth in their emotions will never break the cycle.

**Article 2: Only touch what you understand clearly**

I do not chase the trends, nor do I gamble on stories.

Clear logic, defined risks, and understandable by oneself—only targets that meet these three criteria are worth long-term attention. It's okay to be slower; feeling secure in your heart is the most important.

**Third rule: Wait for the signal, don't jump the gun**

The market never rewards bottom-fishing heroes, nor does it reward the courage of a single throw.

I would rather wait for the trend to become clearer before entering the market than get stuck halfway up the mountain. Confirmation is more important than speed.

**Article 4: Cashing out in batches to maintain a sense of security**

A portion of the money earned should be secured, so that the mindset remains stable. With a stable mindset, the next step will not be chaotic.

You can't control the market direction, but you can control when to stop and when to conserve your strength.

Last year, a friend of mine lost over 600,000, and his whole state of mind fell apart. I told him to readjust his mindset and rhythm using this "foolproof method." Six months later, not only did he recover his losses, but his life also returned to a normal rhythm.

To be honest:

The crypto market is not lacking in smart people; what is lacking are the "foolish" ones who can endure, remain calm, and stay steady.

When others are chasing the price and selling with bearish market, you can remain stable; when others lose control of their emotions, you can stay calm. Naturally, it becomes easier for you to pick up the opportunities that others have discarded.

Being smart can help you move quickly, but "stability" is the core logic for lasting success.