#数字资产市场动态 After spending a long time in the crypto world, can I return to a normal life? I've been asked this question countless times.

Honestly, the answer might be surprising—yes, it’s possible. But the premise isn’t what you think.

I entered the market at 26, and it’s been nearly ten years now. The first few years? Just being repeatedly educated by the market—accounts wiped out, starting over, cycle after cycle.

The real turning point came in the past two years. When the account first broke through that critical line, the rhythm of my entire life changed. The days now are completely different from those days of staying up late every night, reconciling accounts repeatedly, and worrying about liquidity.

But don’t get me wrong, this isn’t luck hitting your head, nor is it something you win by gambling with guts.

The true difference between winners and losers in the crypto space isn’t who has more dazzling skills, but who can control their own heart. Skills are just tools—hammers and nails in the toolbox; mindset is the steering wheel. I’ve seen many technically solid people ultimately fall because of impatience, greed, and stubbornness.

My own approach is simple—just focus on what the funds are doing.

$BTC is the pulse of the entire market. When it’s stable, other coins have room to breathe; once it reaches extremes, risk management must come first. The ebb and flow between stablecoins and Bitcoin? That’s a direct reflection of investor sentiment and risk aversion. Understand this logic, and you’re no longer just looking at rigid candlesticks, but the market’s breathing rhythm.

Timing can also be a matter of life and death. Late at night and early morning, emotional fluctuations are easiest to lose control; during the first few hours after the US market opens, price swings often amplify.

Market ups and downs themselves aren’t that meaningful. The key is which stage you choose to jump in, and which stage you wisely step back. Those who survive are usually not the reckless ones who throw everything in, but those who can truly hold back. When others panic, you must remain steady as a rock; when others scream and chase highs, you need to turn away.

Some trades look ordinary, but as long as the core logic holds, I’m willing to wait. I’ve held positions that seemed outrageous at the time, and eventually, they all returned to profit. It’s not that I’m predicting with divine insight, but that I don’t let short-term fluctuations lead me by the nose.

Crypto isn’t easy, but what it truly tests isn’t IQ, but whether you can completely separate life, emotions, and trading. Achieving this makes long-term holding meaningful, and life can return to a freer, more in-control state.

If you blindly rush in, you’ll eventually crash. This path still needs a wise person to guide you.