In the world of cryptocurrency, making money seems to be both simple and complex. Simple because, with the right strategy and timing, one can achieve substantial returns; complex because the market is highly volatile, and investors need to possess a high level of discipline and psychological quality to cope with the constantly changing conditions. Today, we will discuss how to achieve stable investment returns in this field full of opportunities and challenges.

First of all, there is a very important trading principle: "Don't make small profits, don't lose big money." These eight words may seem simple, but they are actually the core philosophy followed by many successful investors. To illustrate with a specific example: suppose you opened a position with 20,000, and the price quickly rose to 21,000. You choose to take profit and gained a 5% profit, feeling good about it. However, if the market price continues to rise to 25,000, you will realize that you missed a bigger opportunity. On the contrary, if you decided to 'make big money' this time and insist on not taking profit, but the market retraces or even falls below your cost price, you will then face the risk of loss.

So, is there a way to capture both big and small market movements at the same time? The answer is that there is no absolute method. The key lies in making choices and having enough patience to wait for the best timing. For those willing to hold long-term and can keep most of their profits, a large market wave could bring returns of 200% or even higher. What matters is being able to profit again when the next big opportunity arises, as this compounding effect will steadily grow your assets.

However, this approach places extremely high demands on the investor's mindset, patience, and courage:

1. Are you willing to patiently wait for the best entry point?

2. Can you calmly open a position even if you lose all your principal?

All of this requires long-term psychological development and the accumulation of practical experience. Facing the anxiety of missing out, the urgency after making profits, and the concerns about potential losses after opening positions, every investor needs to overcome these issues through continuous practice.

In short, finding a trading method that suits you is more important than blindly pursuing short-term profits. Although 'finding the way' means you have increased the probability of making money, it does not guarantee success every time. Therefore, before entering this high-risk, high-reward market, be sure to act cautiously and always remember to use funds you can afford to lose for your attempts. Only then can you remain invincible in this unpredictable market.