How to make your first bucket of gold in the cryptocurrency world?

To be honest, I want to tell you "Stay steady and you will win," but I won't lie to you, the cryptocurrency world has never been a place where you can succeed just by being steady.

Those who can accumulate their first bucket of gold are not necessarily the ones who understand the technology the best or have the most capital, but those who can resist temptation, see the rhythm clearly, and act decisively.

The first money I made came from a model that "looked slow but was extremely stable."

I don’t gamble for quick riches, I don’t recklessly throw money around; I steadily earn 200 U every day, which adds up to 6000 in 30 days, or over 10,000 in two months. Don’t laugh—this is the path for ordinary people.

If you want to make ten times your investment in one day, you’re better off with me steadily doubling my investment in two months.

At first, I was just like you, my mind filled with thoughts like "Which wave will surge?" "Which coin is about to take off?" "Did I just hit the bottom?"

After my account was hit three times, I realized:

In the cryptocurrency world, you don’t make money by predicting directions; you make money by catching the rhythm.

When others sell at a dip, I buy; when others chase after surges, I short.

While others watch 20 coins, I focus on 3; while others execute ten trades in an hour, I make one trade every two days.

It’s not that my skills are exceptional; it’s that I’ve finally learned to be patient.

Those who can truly make money are not the "quick-eyed and quick-handed," but those who can dissect the market, wait, manage their funds, and dare to take decisive action at critical moments.

Some say this is too slow, but look back at yourself—didn’t all your major losses stem from "wanting to be fast" over the past year?

This circle offers opportunities but does not reward anxiety.

If you want to turn things around, you don’t need to be very smart; just learn not to overthink.

Take your time, don’t rush. Accumulating your first bucket of gold isn’t about luck; it’s about keeping steady with every trade you make.

Those who can do this will eventually stand out.