In the crypto space, most people are anxious.


Hurrying to make orders, hurrying to get rich, hurrying to find the 'next hundred-fold coin.'

But the more unclear the market is and the more scarce opportunities are, the more some people treat 'stopping' as 'wasting time.'


This is an illusion.

but truly mature traders will actively slow down when they can’t see the direction.



🧠 1. The rhythm of the cycle is not the rhythm of your emotions.


Bull and bear cycles, sector rotations, emotional fluctuations—these never change with your will.

When the market weakens, you think you are 'anxious about holding cash,' but in reality, the market just hasn’t given you a signal.

If you enter, you are just using your chips as cannon fodder.


Many people just die because they 'can’t wait.'

They don’t accept that the 'waiting period' is part of trading,

resulting in frequent actions and emotional ups and downs,

entering the market when they should hold, and running out of bullets when they should act.



⏳ 2. Only those who can endure days without market activity deserve phases with market activity.


Everyone who has been doing this for a long time shares a consensus:

Making money is not hard; the hard part is surviving when you're not making money.


In a complete cycle, only about 10% to 15% of the time are there truly big opportunities.

If you consume all other time on unnecessary games,

not only will your account wear down, but your mindset will also shatter in small losses.

Those who always 'enter and exit quickly' are not wrong in their skills,

The mistake lies in **being unable to accept the fact that the market doesn’t always have meat to eat every day.**

🧩 3. Slow does not mean retreat; waiting is a proactive choice.


True high-level trading is not about frequency, but about quality.

Look at those veteran traders; they trade infrequently, but each time is like a sniper shot,

They know—the certainty of the market is worth trading time for.

Slow is in the selection.

You slow down to see clearly what is worth doing, what is driven by emotions, and what is a false opportunity.

Slow down to organize your system, review the wrong logic, adjust your mindset, and prepare for the next charge.

instead of like most people, who shout every day, 'I have to do something,'

resulting in making hundreds of trades in a year, only to end up back where they started.


The most ironic thing in the crypto world is:

the more one wants to go fast, the slower they end up; the more one can wait, the steadier they walk.


Opportunities in this industry always exist,

What you need to do is not to fight hard every day,

but rather—when the market comes, you are still at the table.