All steady rises in the world are inseparable from a long period of dormancy. At the end of the day, trading is about the discipline to endure loneliness.

$EGLD Holding long contracts with 30x leverage and a light position, entry price 2.704, current price 2.850, floating profit 158.41%.

In the past, I couldn't stand the bottom consolidation. Slight rebounds would make me rush in, frequently falling into retracement traps and losing a significant amount of idle money. After two years of settling down, I gradually understood: the core profits of a rally are only reserved for those willing to wait for the bottom to be completed.

Only use small idle funds to test the market, never use living expenses for heavy positions. Enter long positions only when the market stabilizes and bullish momentum steadily rises. Slow operations can accumulate stable returns.

The root cause of most people's losses is their relentless pursuit of short-term fluctuations, unwilling to calmly wait for a high-certainty entry window.

Trading is not a sprint for quick results. Being able to preserve capital and steadily accumulate is far more valuable in the long run than chasing a single huge profit.$GT $ACU