#比特币与黄金战争 Fans sent me this message a few days ago, and I have to admit I did laugh at the time.

The week in early December, the market was like it was out of control—ups and downs with no rhythm. Retail traders chase a bullish candle and lose money on a bearish candle. What am I doing? Observing. Waiting for the most impatient, worst mentality, and least patient people to go first and pay the tuition.

In the first three days, there were small gains, the second day I took some profit, and on the third day, a good trend emerged. You might say this is luck. Actually, no. I understand very well—the market has a temper, and it especially likes to give you a punch right when you’re eager to jump in. So my strategy is to think in reverse.

Of course, this process isn’t smooth every day. Look at the candlestick charts—there are red and green days. I didn’t avoid the losing days either; I opened positions and reviewed them just the same. Why? Because I am very clear—an account that can truly sustain profits doesn’t care whether it’s up or down each day; the key is that drawdowns are always within your controllable range.

Later on, the market started to release opportunities. When it’s time to short, I short; when it’s time to go long, I go long—precisely and repeatedly cutting in. The keyword here is "precision"—not going all-in, not gambling with your life, but grasping the rhythm. You’ll gradually realize that large profits are never made in one big move, but are earned little by little from the market every day.

Many people ask me: "How do you do it?"

My answer is simple: what you see is just the final report card; the effort I put in is during the process.

If you’re still being repeatedly cut by the market and driven by your emotions, it’s not that you’re not trying hard enough, but that you haven’t yet found the right way to understand the market’s rhythm. I’ve explained the market logic pretty much; what happens next—you have to figure it out yourself.