Stop pondering over K lines; the real money-makers focus on these few things

After being in the crypto space for a long time, I discovered a truth:

Few people get rich by predicting the market, but many survive by maintaining their rhythm.

I don’t pick coins, and I don’t draw lines and guess every day. I only pay attention to people—

Every morning, I check which large wallet addresses are moving unusually;

Which order book suddenly thickens and can absorb large orders;

Which communities are quiet while on-chain funds are still flowing in.

Just like back then with Solana, when no one was hyping it yet, large funds were frequently moving, the order book was getting sturdier, and the community seemed calm while funds were secretly pouring in. A friend decisively bought at 3 dollars and made 200 dollars, steadily tripling his investment.

I don’t gamble on price rises or falls; I only engage in things with an 80% certainty. During a three-day plummet, when everyone was panicking and cutting positions, I saw the main force hadn’t retreated, so I dared to buy the dip. During the crash in 2022, there was a giant whale who noticed the on-chain funds were stable as a mountain in a quiet community, decisively entered the market, and ended up enjoying a nice rebound.

My rhythm is very simple:

Only add positions after a 20% profit, using a pyramid stacking method.

Each trade should not lose more than 5%.

If I lose three times in a row, I simply turn off my computer and take a break.

I don’t chase uptrends, I don’t go all in, and I don’t stay up late watching the market.

Some say this is too conservative, but I’ve seen too many people who “go all in and lose everything overnight.” No matter how talented you are, you can’t withstand a few critical mistakes.

A friend named Liang Xi didn’t blindly operate during the wide fluctuations of ETH; instead, he used the “long and short double play” method to profit from the volatility, accurately going long at the lowest point, turning 2000 dollars in capital into 1 million. This isn’t luck; it’s rhythm + discipline.

I once told a friend: “You’re not a gambler, but your operating method is even more reckless than that of a gambler.” He smiled and didn’t say anything, but later he finally understood—don’t chase those who are rising fast; those who can withstand the fall are the true kings.

Many people think they lose because they lack opportunities, but in reality, they lose because they lack control. The crypto world is not a sprint; it’s a marathon. Those who last until the end are not the smartest, but the most stable.

There are daily market conditions, everyone has dreams of getting rich quickly, but what allows your money to grow steadily is your rhythm that is not influenced by emotions.

Remember, learn to survive first, then you’ll have the qualification to make big money.