#数字资产市场动态 In the crypto community, there's an old saying: The market isn't afraid of the poor, but it fears those who can't stop their hands.

When I first entered the market, I didn't take it seriously. It wasn't until my account shrank from tens of thousands to a few thousand that I truly understood the weight of this saying.

Making the first profit relies on luck, no one denies that. But to live until the moment you truly have money? It all depends on controlling the rhythm.

In my early days, I thought about getting rich overnight every day, with dreams like "breaking even in half a year" or "tripling my investment." But reality slapped me hard—three full-position trades, three complete margin calls. During that time, I stayed glued to the screen all night, palms sweating, afraid to even miss a single K-line while eating.

It wasn't until one night that I realized: market opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing are those who can calm their minds.

I started to replan.

Set phased small goals, don’t think about sky-high numbers.

15,000 to 150,000 — this is the "building foundation" stage;

150,000 to 1,500,000 — this is the "refining skills" process;

Above 1,500,000 — this is the "cultivating mindset" practice.

At each stage, I focused on one thing: find a trading logic that can consistently execute, then review obsessively and iterate continuously.

My rules during those four months were simple: only follow the trend, never bet against the market. Take profits and exit, cut losses quickly, never be greedy. The account gradually grew from 15,000 to 150,000. Then I spent half a year breaking through the 1 million mark.

Sound fast? Or slow? But this process is terrifyingly steady.

Later, I realized that this methodology has a strict rule:

**The money you invest must be truly idle funds.**

If that amount causes you insomnia at night or anxiety during the day, it’s not capital — it’s explosives. Any market fluctuation can cause your mindset to collapse first.

Also, a reminder: never get brainwashed by "high returns promises." Whether it’s "innovative assets," "30% annualized stable returns," or "referral dividends," nine out of ten projects are just rebranded Ponzi schemes. The simpler it looks, the darker the trap.

Real experts never make money by shouting signals or insider info; they maintain their rhythm amid market chaos. They understand—

Making big money doesn’t require a smarter brain, but a repeatable methodology. A systematic trading logic, a calm mindset, plus the power of time as a multiplier, can turn small capital into large sums over time.

So don’t rush to get out in the short term. First, master the basics of "stability." In this market, chasing high quickly is a losing move; steady accumulation is the way to survive until the end.

I’ve stepped into these traps myself, walked this path through a complete cycle.