#数字资产动态追踪 To be honest, relying on brute force overtime really doesn't change much.

For our group of people, digital assets might be one of the few opportunities for a comeback.

My initial startup capital was all saved from delivering food and running errands, earning just one dollar at a time during college. Only after entering the blockchain circle did I realize: no matter how hard you try, if you're headed in the wrong direction, it's all in vain; but if the direction is right, every bit of effort is valuable.

When I first started playing, I was also blindly rushing in, getting beaten by the market countless times. After enough beatings, I finally understood one thing:

This is not a gambling table; it's an arena. Relying on luck alone, your principal will eventually be gone;

Only with strategy and execution can you stay alive and even make a profit.

The reason I can still hold on and see gains is actually just a few simple principles, which I’ll list directly:

1. Be honest with yourself first, then be honest in trading. Don’t hide or randomly add to positions when you lose; every wrong move is a lesson, and avoiding it will only make you lose even more next time;

2. Execution is the most powerful tool. Don’t chase highs, don’t bet on rebounds, don’t go all-in based on feelings; when the stop-loss level hits, cut decisively. The market only follows rules, it doesn’t listen to stories;

3. Patience is the biggest leverage for retail investors. Most of the time, the market is swinging wildly; reckless moves will inevitably lead to losses. True gains are hidden in the trends you can hold onto; controlling your hands is how you seize opportunities;

4. Don’t obsess over perfect entry or exit points. Buying at the lowest and selling at the highest are just dreams. Capturing profits in the middle of a trend already puts you ahead of most people. Not being greedy helps you go further.

The blockchain circle isn’t short of smart minds; what’s missing is that kind of "foolish persistence"—sticking to basic rules and maintaining unwavering psychology.

Real change starts with admitting you need a method and obsessing over small details.

Want to truly break the deadlock? Don’t overthink it, just take action.