#数字货币市场回升 I have to say something heart-wrenching: when I first entered the circle, I really thought I was the chosen one.

Just following a random order can double your money; after two weeks with $ETH, the account numbers will be different. Looking back now, it wasn't my brilliance; it was purely the bull market that lifted even pigs to the sky.

Luck comes quickly but goes just as fast. A wave of correction can take back all the profits you made, and even cost you in fees. That's when you realize that the market won't always feed you.

Later, I started to force myself to learn things—how to read candlestick charts, where the support levels are, and when to exit. But understanding is one thing, and acting on it is another. When I see the right direction, I get eager and enter early; when it's time to cut losses, I still hold on for a couple more days, clinging to hope.

Having learned a bunch of technical indicators, the hardest part is actually dealing with myself.

The real turning point was when I established my own trading system: what the entry criteria are, how to set take profit and stop loss, how much position to allocate, and under what circumstances to resolutely avoid. It changed from betting on price movements to calculating probabilities. Only then did the money start to stay.

Further exploring the primary market, on-chain ambush, and arbitrage opportunities, I found that some people do not even pay attention to the market—they strategically position themselves in ecological projects, focusing on the money from industry growth, rather than the small fluctuations of today’s rise and tomorrow’s fall.

In recent years, I have come to understand: you can only earn the money of the level of understanding you are at.

From being controlled by the market to being able to steadily profit, it has never been luck, but the speed at which you upgrade compared to the market.