I have observed many traders, and in the end, those who survive are not the ones who tinker every day.

The key point is simple: no big trend, just don’t open a position. Many people get caught up in this—thinking they might miss out if they don’t trade. In fact, frequent trading is the biggest misconception. Over a year, fees, slippage, and psychological costs all eat away at your gains.

What should be the logic of trading?

First, act only when there is a genuine major signal. It’s not small rebounds or minor fluctuations; it must be a momentum capable of changing the pattern. Second, without a solid profit foundation, never add to your position—that’s the bottom line for survival. Many liquidation stories stem from a single thought: "Let me add one more try."

On the strategy level, the simpler, the more profitable. What to watch? The strongest assets for long positions, the weakest for short positions—just that straightforward. Don’t bother with complicated indicator combinations; those only lead to analysis paralysis.

The most crucial thing is mindset: low frequency, high patience. True profit opportunities are only a few—wait for trend confirmation, use the appropriate position size. If wrong, cut losses to survive; if right, hold tight and push profits to the limit.

A realistic figure: capturing three to five such opportunities a year can already change your expectations. If you take it seriously for a few years and leverage the power of compound interest, changing your life is not just a dream.

Don’t get stuck in daily small fluctuations—that’s self-destruction. The market is always there, opportunities won’t disappear, but those who can keep the rhythm are always in the minority. This is the game rule of the crypto market.