Last year I made over 10 million, not because I was lucky, but because I finally stopped relying on luck to trade.
I've seen too many people fantasizing about getting rich overnight, and what happens? Chasing highs during the day, getting stabbed at night, waking up to a blood-red account, and no matter how unwilling, they are just runners in the market.
I won't hide it from you, I also went through the stage of blowing my account three times and still stubbornly holding on. What truly turned my situation around was that I completely changed my trading approach:
First change: Watching the US and European markets, not staying up means automatically giving up opportunities.
Don't think that the market will take care of you; the real main trading occurs mostly during the US stock hours.
I had an entire month where I woke up at 2 a.m. every day just to monitor the movement of BTC and ETH. During that time, ETH had the greatest volatility in the early morning, and a single wave could fundamentally change the account. If you’re not present, you naturally won’t earn the money on the table.
Second change: A drop is not panic, it’s an opportunity to make money.
Many people see mainstream coins crashing during the day and cut losses, not knowing that this is a typical Asian market washout.
I remember one time clearly when a mainstream coin dropped to a key support level, and the whole network was shouting about a crash; I doubled down. As a result, as soon as the US market opened, it shot up 8%.
The sharper the drop during the day, the faster it rebounds at night. A spike is not the end; it’s the starting point.
Third change: Watch the news, don’t follow the crowd.
Every time there’s positive news, the first thing is not to buy, but to reduce positions.
If you don’t understand the saying “buy the expectation, sell the fact,” you can only be harvested back and forth.
I started laying out my positions 5 days before the ETF announcement, and at the moment of the official announcement, I walked away. The market is not for celebration, it’s for realization.
Final change: No more heavy positions.
I used to go all in and bet on doubling. Later, I understood—
The biggest enemy of your account is yourself. Now, I ensure that each trade is no more than 5%, with stop-losses set firmly and profits planned. Slow? Yes. But stable.
To put it simply, making money is the result; execution is the threshold.
If you want to go far in this market, you must first control yourself and stabilize your mind.
Don’t fantasize about a single turnaround; true experts accumulate small victories over time.
A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to keep the rhythm.
Is far stronger than you busying yourself alone!
Those who want to turn things around and understand will naturally find me.
