#以太坊大户持仓变化 Last night, chatting with a friend, Xiao Wang, who recently entered the market, was complaining again: "Watching K-line charts until midnight every day, carefully selecting different cryptocurrencies, but still losing more than earning?"

This reminded me of an old friend I met three months ago—holding 12,000 USDT, scrambling in the market for half a year. Every time he made a 5% profit, he would rush to exit, only to watch the market soar afterward, ending up regretful and pounding his chest.

I asked him directly: "Are you in the crypto world to try your luck, or do you want to make consistent profits a norm?"

He didn’t hesitate: "Of course I want stable gains!"

So I cut straight to the point.

**The secret to making money in the crypto world isn’t about how good your K-line analysis is, but whether you can grasp the rhythm.**

This isn’t a gambler’s game; it’s a matter of discipline in position management:

🔹 When the market is uncertain, just wait patiently—don’t try to bottom fish or catch the top perfectly—that simply doesn’t exist.

🔹 Don’t risk more than 30% of your account on your first entry, leave yourself room to maneuver.

🔹 Only add to positions using profits already earned; never touch your principal.

🔹 Set a hard stop-loss; once triggered, execute immediately.

🔹 When you’re truly making money, be brave enough to hold on—don’t run at the first sign of a gain.

This friend really mastered this set of principles. Starting with just 12,000 USDT:

In the early stage, focused on Ethereum ecosystem and Layer 2 tracks, steadily growing the account to 25,000 USDT;

Mid-term, preemptively positioned in AI and blockchain gaming hotspots, accurately timing sector rotations;

The most impressive moment was during a deep correction—he decisively increased his position according to his strategy, and two days later, it took off, soaring 130%.

By the time he came to share the good news, his account had exceeded 100,000 USDT. Throughout the process, he never went all-in, never chased after gains, nor cut losses prematurely—all relying on his precise market rhythm perception.

He later told me: "I used to be driven by market sentiment, but now I feel I truly have a say. It’s completely different."

**Honestly, many people think profits in the crypto world depend on unique insight, but it’s really about your patience and discipline.**

We’re never short of the ability to spot dark horses—what’s truly scarce is the patience to stay put and let profits come to you.

Most people fall into losses not because they aren’t trying hard enough, but because they’re groping in the dark, lacking a guiding light.