#BTC对标贵金属的竞争格局 friend's recent experience made me reacquaint myself with the market.

Three weeks ago, his account was in a complete mess—40,000 U of principal was lost entirely, and he was even in debt. That day he called me, his tone close to breaking down, saying that he wanted to completely leave this market no matter what.

I didn't expect that, in just over 30 days, he would take a big turn - there was more than 80,000 U lying in the account. It wasn't just luck; he really found that sense of rhythm.

He used to be like a chives that was repeatedly "harvested", with each operation going against the rhythm of the market. I told him a principle: execution. Just this one word.

He used to think about going all in to recoup his losses, but instead, he ended up getting deeper into trouble. Later, I taught him three sets of logic to survive in the market —

**First Move: Follow the Trend, Don't Randomly Calculate Tops and Bottoms.** The market points where we strike, this is the simplest principle. During consolidation, just take a big sleep, and when the direction of BTC or mainstream coins is truly established, act decisively like you've been hungry for three days. Many people perish on this word "wait."

**Second Trick: Use Profits to Build Capital.** This trick is actually about putting effort into capital management. The first profit is safely taken, and then this profit is used to increase the position, just like a snowball getting thicker and thicker. The capital, like a stone, is firmly pressed at the bottom, while the snow on top keeps rolling in more and more, leading to a more stable mindset.

**Third tip: Be ruthless with stop-loss and take-profit.** This is the coldest rule in trading. When the price hits your set stop-loss level, don’t hesitate for a second, cut it! When you’ve reached your target profit zone, don’t be tempted by that little floating profit, withdraw when it's time. It’s this habit of "timely stopping" that has saved him countless times.

These seemingly ordinary tricks became his lifeline to escape the deep pit.

To be honest, most people's accounts are not profitable not because of insufficient technical analysis, but because of loose execution. Clearly, they have judged the right direction, yet they are always thinking about whether they can enter a bit more cheaply; when they lose a little, they start to panic, either holding on stubbornly or cutting losses. They become increasingly trapped in this vicious cycle of "earning small profits and losing significantly."

My fren can turn things around, to put it simply, it boils down to two words: patience and execution.

Anyone can talk about these two things, but very few actually do them. Most people falter at the "perseverance" stage—when their mindset collapses, their hands itch, or they become greedy, everything goes to waste.

The account went from bankruptcy to 80,000 U, which is not a mythical story, but a result with a traceable path. The core is to repeatedly execute those simplest and most basic trading logic day after day. When the market is good, you need to be present and hold on. This way, wealth won't slip through your fingers.

Many people fail because they are present but do not take action.