After years of watching the market, experiencing big swings, and witnessing ups and downs, I have to admit—sometimes being "called out" by amateurs is the most heartbreaking.

Yesterday, I followed a dentist's trade. Just this one decision, and when I opened my account this morning, I almost fell off my chair—the profit was enough to upgrade my breakfast from soy milk and fried dough sticks to a bacon sandwich.

Honestly, I’ve become numb to all kinds of "god-level calls" before. I’ve seen too many people pretend on demo accounts, and I’ve suffered losses from chasing high and getting trapped. It wasn’t until last week, when I came across this dentist’s trading record in a chat group, that I felt something different—no profit screenshots, no shouting "all-in bottom fishing," just coldly recording each entry point and the logic behind it. The tone was as meticulous as explaining precautions to a patient.

With the mindset of "paying tuition is worth it," I followed his first small position yesterday. I didn’t watch the market all the time, just enjoyed my afternoon tea as usual, and this morning I received a take-profit alert. This move made me realize: the truly reliable players in the crypto market are often not those who constantly talk about "leverage and liquidation," but rather disciplined, non-greedy "monks" who keep a low profile.

I’ve summarized three criteria for choosing trading partners—this is also why I dare to follow the dentist. Beginners can directly refer to:

**First, look at trading discipline, not short-term returns.** What impresses me most about this dentist is—his stop-loss levels are always clearly set and never changed on the fly. Many people lose money because their followers "arbitrarily add or reduce positions," turning small losses into big ones. The ones who survive in the crypto market are first and foremost those who can control risk.

I’ll continue to share the remaining two criteria next time. That’s all for now.