In the crypto market, there is a very realistic phenomenon: the vast majority of people either lose all their principal or rush to cash out after making some profit. It seems like an intelligence issue, but the core contradiction lies in—treating the market as a casino rather than an arena that requires strategy and execution.

Someone asked me: "How come the coins you choose always manage to catch the main upward wave? Is there a secret?" Honestly, over the years of trading, I’ve found that the key to wealth has never been insider information. Those who truly make money rely on respect for the market and discipline that can be followed through. Compared to IQ, the market tests your patience and execution more.

My biggest lesson comes from the words "bottom fishing." Seeing prices drop, I always think I’m picking up bargains, and rushing in only to get trapped. The most memorable part of last year's correction was when mainstream assets rebounded from $45,000 to $52,000, seeming to stabilize, but a lot of people got too excited too early, and it directly dropped back to the $38,000 range. Countless people got caught in the trap.

So I set for myself the first ironclad rule: do not predict the bottom, only capture established upward trends. In other words, be a follower of the market, never a gambler against the trend. It sounds simple, but sticking to it can help you avoid most of the pitfalls.