In the last two years, I have witnessed too many stories of accounts turning from green to red.

It seems that the way the market operates has changed. The information bombardment and the rapid rotation of hot topics make it hard to catch a breath. Everyone is asking the same question: Where is the next opportunity?

But what’s the result? The more diligently you chase, the more completely you lose.

Looking back at the earlier years, we would spend time reading white papers, analyzing candlestick charts, and calculating risk exposure. Now, we just buy whatever is trending on our phones, following whoever shouts the loudest. If it rises by 5%, we want to cash out; if it drops by 8%, we immediately cut our losses, making dozens of trades in a single day.

After a whole cycle of bull and bear markets, not much of the principal is left.

But the market rules have never changed - it only naturally eliminates those participants who cannot calm down.

The skilled individuals I have encountered all share a common trait: they do not chase speed, but rather pursue rhythm.

Not every pump needs to be participated in, and not every piece of news requires a reaction. The key is to have patience, see clearly, and act steadily.

The hardest part has never been predicting rises and falls, but controlling your impulses when it's time to take action and resisting panic when it's time to hold firm.

I have seen people clear their positions at 3 a.m., and the next day the coin price doubled; I have also seen those who FOMO and chase highs, only to return to square one overnight. Similarly, I have seen those who never share their trades, and three years later their assets have increased several times.

This market is always here, and opportunities always exist. But if the rhythm is disrupted and the mindset collapses, no matter how good the market is, it belongs to others.

Remember: real profits do not come from catching a wave of a hot trend, but from surviving the entire cycle.

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