After spending a long time in this circle, I understand one thing more and more: market opportunities are never lacking; what traps most people is whether they can stick to a reliable method.

To be honest, the hardest part of trading is not prediction, but execution. Many people chase gains with full positions and cut losses at the first sign of small losses; when emotions take over, they throw all plans out the window. And what’s the result? Mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum are tossed back and forth, but the account remains in the same place.

My own experience is that if you want to survive in this game for a long time, the key points are: first, never operate emotionally; second, have a clear entry and exit plan, and stick to it fiercely; third, must have risk control awareness, regardless of position size, always hold that line.

What are the benefits of following these three points? First, you can see the rhythm of different cycles clearly—short-term has its own tactics, swing trading has its own plan. Second, even if you get caught in a trap, you’re not afraid because you have a contingency plan. Based on your position and cycle data, handle it step by step. The goal is simple: reduce risk and keep the position alive.

Especially during periods of policy changes like the Federal Reserve’s repurchase agreements, market volatility increases, and this discipline becomes even more necessary. No pie-in-the-sky promises, no hype about rapid gains—just do one thing: make your trading ideas clearer, and ensure every step is verifiable. Persist in this way, and the market opportunities you should earn will naturally not be missed.