Nine years ago, that poor student eating instant noodles in a rented room now has an eight-digit number lying in his account. Sounds like a script for a feel-good story? In reality, this path is paved with Candlestick Charts from three in the morning, dozens of notebooks filled with calculations, and the cold ridicule of those saying "you're just gambling."

When I started, I went all in with a student loan, and many people thought I was crazy. But before opening my first position, I spent a full three months mastering the basics of technical analysis—MACD, Bollinger Bands, volume, and the like, really grinding through each indicator one by one. What was the result? In the first year, I ended up losing so much that I couldn't even pay my rent. When I borrowed money from friends to get by, I kept hearing things like, "You should quickly find a proper job," which became quite irritating.

Later, the account gradually recovered, and when the monthly income broke ten thousand, someone said, "It's still reliable within the system; this money is earned on shaky ground." When the numbers jumped to seven figures, the sentiment changed again: "It's just a bubble; it will collapse sooner or later." These voices have always been there, but I know better what I am doing—reviewing cash flow for four hours every day, sticking to the discipline during the volatile market instead of chasing trends; these things are completely invisible to outsiders.

The crypto market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks are those who can endure until the opportunities arrive. Those half-meter tall drafts, countless trading models that have been overturned and rebuilt, and the composure to stay still during intense fluctuations—this is the truth behind the account numbers. It's not about betting on the right trend; it's about using understanding to gradually earn chips.

Looking back now, the biggest realization can be summed up in one sentence: this track never rewards luck, but rather the willingness to persist for one more day when everyone else has given up.