Many people entering the crypto market are asking one question—how can I trade stably? Actually, the real question should be: how can I achieve consistent profits?

Here, I want to ask a counterquestion: what does stable profitability really mean? Making money every day? Every week? Every month? Or every year? If you compare these timeframes, which do you think is the easiest to achieve?

The answer is very straightforward—making money every year.

I have seen too many people fall into a strange cycle. They consider themselves trading geniuses, but what happens? They trade frequently, can't sit still when the K-line fluctuates a few points, and can't handle temporary losses. I’ve encountered a few who, upon seeing a 3-minute chart reverse, immediately voice their complaints. Honestly, I was a bit confused listening to them.

Such a mindset makes earning money the hardest and most exhausting. Because you need to trade every day, sell for profit every day. What if you make a mistake today? That would be a sleepless night.

Volatility in the crypto market is normal in itself. Instead of being hostage to these short-term fluctuations, it’s better to extend your perspective. The secret to stable profits is actually very simple—maintain a good mindset and don’t get caught up in temporary fluctuations.

The true standard of measurement should be: did your review this week show more profit than last month? Or did this month’s review show more profit than last month? Gradually accumulate, keep building, extend the time cycle longer and longer. Starting from the initial point, eventually you will understand what “compound interest of time” means. Just like a snowball rolling downhill, it gets bigger and bigger.

The core logic boils down to two paths: one is to simplify trading, the other is to make yourself overly complicated with frequent operations.

Which one to choose? The answer is obvious. Do what’s within your ability, and stable profits will come naturally.