Why can some people turn a few thousand U into hundreds of thousands, while others start with hundreds of thousands and end up with less and less?

At the end of the day, the difference isn’t skill—it’s execution.
I know an old-timer who’s been doing spot trading for years. He started with less than 10k U, and now his account is in six figures.
His method is actually very simple.
First, he screens for coins with the strongest performance over the recent period, only focusing on those with sustained capital inflows, ignoring weak coins outright.
Then he looks at the broader trend. He only considers opportunities when the trend is upward; if the trend turns bad, he stays away completely.
Next, it’s all about waiting.
He waits for pullbacks, for support, for capital to re-enter—instead of chasing every upward move.
Most people lose money right here.
They’re afraid of missing a rally, they want to buy the dip, they trade every single day, but they never make any money.
The people who actually make money aren’t that busy.
Once they enter a trade, if the trend goes their way, they take partial profits at different levels; if the trend turns against them, they exit immediately—no adding to losing positions, no holding on stubbornly.
The truth is, the market has never lacked for methods.
What it lacks is execution.
Not being willing to sell when they should take profit, not being willing to cut losses when they should—that’s why most people never make money.
Remember this:
Making money isn’t about how many opportunities you seize—it’s about avoiding fatal mistakes and keeping your principal alive at the poker table. $BTC