Having been involved in the crypto space for many years, I want to share some real trading insights with everyone. This isn't motivational fluff; it's stuff I've summarized from the pitfalls I've encountered over the years.

First and foremost—don't always think about getting rich overnight. As long as you can stick to your trading system and discipline, any trading style is fine. If you can do this, you've already outperformed most of the market.

There are countless reasons for losing money. Chasing rallies and selling off in a bear market, using high leverage recklessly, trading options haphazardly—ultimately, it's a fight for survival. I must say—if you make money, withdraw immediately. Truly, no one knows when the next 519 will come.

What should you do specifically? Reduce high leverage and cut down on trading frequency. Take profits and run with part of your gains, and definitely don't reinvest them all. Cherish each major market cycle. Honestly, most people's wealth isn't earned solely through their own ability; they just happen to get rich passively during this Kondratiev cycle.

Regarding bottom-positioning, the key is controlling your position size. No matter how deep the dip, never let a single position become too large. Always leave room for error. Buy more on big dips, buy less on small dips—sounds simple, but few actually do it.

In a bull market, the hottest sector is always the newest asset. Catching the right one makes profits easy—even if you invest little and sell early, as long as the direction is correct, you'll still make money. Conversely, develop the habit of chasing leading projects. Many people miss out on top projects like $BTC or $ETH and turn to buy second- or third-tier projects, which increases risk silently. True leading projects have high ceilings; missing them means you're only halfway up the mountain.

Finally—spend more effort on strategic positioning in spot and futures markets. In the long run, this is the most reliable approach. I hope everyone can gain something from this cycle.