$RIVER If you've been in the crypto market for a while, you'll find that making money never comes from complexity, but from execution. Having traded for so many years, I've made many mistakes. I used to like chasing rising stocks and trading frequently, always hoping to make a fortune in one go. But the result was often the same: the more impatient I was, the more I lost. Later, I gradually realized that the truly stable ways to make money are actually very simple. First, choose coins with momentum. I usually look at the top gainers list. Coins with trading volume and volatility offer opportunities. Coins that don't move at all are mostly a waste of time. Second, focus on the big picture, don't gamble on small rebounds. Short-term fluctuations can easily interfere with judgment. I pay more attention to the overall trend, not just one or two candlesticks. If the trend is wrong, don't trade; it's better to stay out of the market. Third, wait for the right entry point, don't chase the price. Opportunities don't come every moment. Many times, patience is more important than technical skills. Wait for the right entry point before considering entering. Fourth, strictly adhere to stop-loss and take-profit orders. Hold on when it rises, exit when it weakens. No hesitation, no wishful thinking. Many losses are caused by being "unwilling to leave." Fifth, rules are more important than feelings. Every trade must have its own logic. Not based on emotions, not on impulse. In the later stages of trading, it's not about who's more daring, but who's more stable. The market is always there, and opportunities are always there. But those who truly survive are those with discipline. If you're still trading frequently and emotionally, Take a break and think about whether it's time to change your approach. I'll handle the strategy; you handle the execution. Whether you succeed depends on yourself. @0Zeng4fan