#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 3 days, from 800U to 5000U. This is not luck, but the result of crushing the rhythm.

The market is trembling with cold, most people have already pulled back under the covers. Just when people's hearts are most scattered, signals arrive.

It's not some妖币 making rapid progress, nor is it all-in gambling, but a pre-arranged combination punch that suddenly starts to take effect. $ZEC has broken out of its rhythm.

A trader I’ve been observing for half a year, starting with 800U, finally turned it into 5000U. The entire process was very clean—no emotional trades, no chasing highs and killing lows.

A week before the launch, I only did two things: review the historical charts, and screen for promising targets. For those coins that have already completed a wave and whose sentiment has bottomed out, I keep a close eye on them.

Three days earlier, on-chain activity began to change. Large addresses quietly accumulated, and market depth started to thicken. I placed a small position to test the waters, then waited. Waiting for what? Waiting for the starting gun.

When the real launch day arrived, the market moved so fast there was no room for discussion—no pullbacks, regardless of whether you were prepared or not.

I followed the momentum and increased my position. I ignored the screams in the groups, didn’t check the K-line, and turned off all noise.

The crazier the market got, the calmer I became. When others started screaming, I gradually took profits. During the heat, I sold what needed to be sold.

After clearing the main positions, I had an early strategic airdrop—over 3600U, almost free money.

Many people later asked: how did you dare to act in this wave?

Actually, it’s very simple: big market moves never come out of nowhere; it’s because you weren’t prepared. Most people always want to confirm a bit more, wait and see, but the market only gives you choices, not security.

The reason we can win this battle boils down to three points:

**Clear sense of direction**—don’t chase the hot spots, follow the flow of funds. Wherever the funds go, the opportunity is there.

**Ability to perform contrarian actions**—dare to buy when others panic, dare to sell when others frenzy. Most people lose here.

**Stick to the plan**—once the plan is set, don’t look back, don’t waver, operate as planned.

The so-called trading hand is not about moving every day, but about being able to make tough decisions at critical moments, hitting the opponent hard, and then retreating intact. That’s the true way to make money.