I have a fan born after 1998, a typical image of a white-collar worker: squeezed into a photo at rush hour on the subway, dragging a tired body home during the evening rush, while others binge-watch dramas and play games, he steadfastly sits in front of the computer staring at the market.

During the day, while typing reports at his desk, his fingers dance on the keyboard like playing the piano, but his mind is calculating whether ETH's support level can hold; in the evening, he orders spicy hot pot for dinner, with chopsticks suspended in mid-air, staring at K-lines for half an hour, even as the soup turns cold, he hardly takes a bite.

His colleagues laugh at him for being obsessed, but only he knows: who wants to live a life relying on a paycheck forever? The mortgage and car loan feel like two mountains, and the numbers on the paycheck will never catch up with the rising prices.

When he first came to me, he had only a few thousand in loose change in his account. I taught him to lay out his investments in rhythm, not to be greedy or chase highs, to roll over profits and cut losses according to discipline. With this steady approach, he finally caught the wave when SOL took off, directly doubling his account.

That day he messaged in the group: "Almost slammed the table at my desk and yelled, 'I'm done!' But I held back; once my account doubles again, I will really go tell my boss that."

I chuckled at the screen—this is what we should be doing: not dreaming every day of winning the lottery to get rich, but using a replicable method to gradually turn 'financial freedom' from a slogan into reality.

While you are still counting the days until payday, he is already calculating the entry point for the next wave of the market; no matter how big the pie the boss draws, it's more tangible to add a few zeros to your own account. After all, hitting KPI can earn bonuses, but doubling your account can change life choices.

Actually, where is all that innate luck? It’s just using the time others waste to study the rhythm and transforming the impulse of blindly following others into disciplined execution. If someone as ordinary as him can step by step approach his goals, why can’t you?

If you want to break free from the shackles of working for others at your own rhythm, stop stubbornly relying on a dead-end salary. Follow @钱包守护者 , the next wave of the market is about to start, if you miss this stop, you might have to wait another six months for the next one. Don’t let hesitation delay the day you can say that to your boss~