When it comes to trading cryptocurrencies, don’t get caught up in those flashy techniques. The most basic and straightforward approach is the resilient hard currency — but the problem is that 90% of people simply can’t endure it. Over the past few years, I’ve seen too many acquaintances get liquidated, losing everything while insisting: 'This market is unplayable' or 'It’s just bad luck.' But honestly, isn’t it the market’s fault? It’s all your bad habits at play. When the price rises, you get overexcited and rush in like you’ve had fake alcohol; when it drops, you panic and cut your positions, as if you’re being chased by a dog. Chasing the price every day, you end up running straight into the graveyard. Especially those who love to do foolish things like, 'It’s been rising for three days, I need to jump in and take a gamble.' This isn’t trading; it’s clearly just giving money to the lottery station. Some people are even more reckless, if they see a favorable direction, they dare to go all-in, as if betting their entire fortune on the gambling table. When the market shakes a little, they get pierced and feel utterly chilled. By the time the real market moves, they’ve already been swept out by the market, sitting in the corner drawing circles. The most common confusing behavior: making a small profit and then being greedy, holding on when losing a little. When emotions surge, they directly charge in fully, and once done, they start praying to the K-line: 'Please, don’t drop.' At that moment, it’s not trading; it’s clearly burning incense and praying in a temple. What I rely on over the years is 'patience': resolutely staying put when the market is unclear, while others are frantically opening positions in the midst of fluctuations, I can’t even be bothered to click the software; when I do act, I seize high-probability big trades. I’m not some exceptionally gifted trader; I’ve just practiced a few fundamental principles until they become muscle memory: always build positions in batches, always leave yourself some ammunition; don’t touch the sluggish declines, only the steep drops have rebound potential; look at the daily emotional trends to set direction, during consolidation, act as a hands-off manager, big ups and downs are real opportunities. This may not sound grand, but those who understand it have profited, while those who can’t grasp it still ask, 'Teacher, can I break even?' Is there any shortcut to trading cryptocurrencies? Perfecting simple things to the extreme is your greatest advantage. Stop always dreaming of getting rich overnight; being steady and slow will allow you to live longer and eat more. If you want to turn things around, don’t stubbornly endure. Follow me; if you miss this rhythm, the next opportunity might take another six months to arrive. Don’t let hesitation hold you back.