Bend down and guard your own, waiting for the right time.

As I journey through trading, I haven't taken shortcuts, nor have I ventured into any underhanded paths, but I've certainly encountered plenty of pitfalls.

From the earliest ICOs, betting everything to trusting the words of project parties, gambling on 'consensus' and 'vision'; then later, thinking quant trading could guarantee eternal wins.

At that time, I believed I was becoming more rational, but in reality, I was just dreaming in a different way.

Looking back now, my biggest realization is: this market is never short of traps; what's truly terrifying are those traps that just happen to hit your psychological soft spot. They don't need to be very clever, nor do they need to be perfectly packaged; they just need to appear at the moment you are 'willing to believe.' No matter how experienced you are or how big your account is, there will always be a scam that is tailor-made for you.

But fortunately, I am used to using logical structures to dissect problems rather than relying on feelings to make judgments, which allows me to step into pitfalls but keeps my direction from veering off course. In this uncertain market, I recognized early on that making money is extremely difficult, and I must become one of that small percentage of people; now, making money is a bit easier, but I can never expect to earn continuously; I just want to ensure that I do every trade as correctly as possible.

If I lose, I accept it, review it, and summarize; if I profit, I boast appropriately and continue to work hard.

I know that those profits I win do not mean I've conquered the market; they just represent a moment in time when the market was willing to give me a chance to rise.