Many people enter the cryptocurrency world and want to get rich on the first day.
As a result, they don't see wealth but face liquidation instead.
I have seen too many such people—
they rush in as soon as there is movement in the market, they fill their positions as soon as the K-line turns red,
and when they lose everything, they blame the market for being too fake.
But the group of people who truly make stable profits in the cryptocurrency world,
their pace is “slow” to an absurd degree.
1. They place orders slowly because they only trade in confirmed markets.
I can hesitate for half a day on a single order,
because I know:
Fast is impulsive; slow is filtering out noise.
If the market hasn't moved, I just sit on the sidelines;
when the trend is clear, I try with a light position.
I’m not afraid of missing out; I’m afraid of making mistakes.
With ten opportunities in a month, I only seize two,
but those two allow me to eat well.
2. They increase their positions slowly because they don't blindly add more.
I used to like to “keep betting more as I earn more,”
but the result was often: the later I went, the faster I lost.
Now, I only add to my position when “trend confirmation + capital synchronization” occur.
Simply put:
The market is expanding,
capital flows into the blockchain,
and the sentiment hasn’t exploded yet.
Only when these three points align do I dare to add.
Otherwise, I’d rather stay out than chase.
3. They are also “slow” after making money.
Many people want to gamble again after earning.
But experts take a break.
Because they know that the pace is part of the asset.
I force myself to rest for a day every time I profit,
review the last market movement,
and see whether my earnings were due to logic or luck.
If I can’t even explain how I earned,
then what I earned isn’t actually money, but “luck debt.”
4. Slow is not conservative, but rather self-control.
You will find:
As time goes on, the people who make big money are often the most stable.
Because wealth in the cryptocurrency world has never come from violence,
but rather from filtering out impulsive people in the face of risk, leaving behind the rewards.
The cryptocurrency world is not lacking in those who rush; what it lacks are those who can wait.
Slow is the most valuable advantage.
