#数字资产动态追踪 $SOL $BNB $XRP People often ask me—after so many years in the crypto world, does that moment of "epiphany" really exist? Honestly, if such a moment truly occurs, it feels like suddenly breaking through a barrier, and all the confusion from before becomes clear in an instant. **From Retail Investor to Someone with a Strategy** When I first entered the market, I was no different from most people—I thought I was a genius and had keen insight when making money; when losing money, I blamed bad market conditions, misleading news, or bad luck. My account's ups and downs depended entirely on intuition, clicking to place orders without understanding why. After spending a few years in this market, paying my tuition repeatedly, reviewing my trades, and learning from a few reliable veterans, I gradually realized: making money is not about guessing; it’s built slowly through cognition and discipline. **Different Periods, Completely Different Worlds** Morning market trends are often the purest emotional state of the day. If you see a sudden sell-off at dawn, don’t panic—many times, that’s a good opportunity to buy at a low price; conversely, if the market opens high and sentiment is very euphoric, you should stay calm—restrain your greed, take profits during the strength, and that’s real professional operation. In the afternoon, calmness is even more important. If there’s a sudden surge in the afternoon, it’s usually a flash of market sentiment, and chasing in can easily trap you at the top; on the other hand, those slow declines in the afternoon are more worth patiently watching. Once emotions are fully released, the next day you can often find a much more comfortable position. **The Most Testing Time is During a Downtrend** When prices are falling sharply, don’t rush to cut losses. Many fluctuations in the early session are just false signals—they’re not real drops. Conversely, if the market has been relatively calm for several days, don’t force trades—sometimes doing nothing is the smartest move. **Trading Must Have Boundaries** Don’t rush to sell before reaching your target profit, and don’t buy impulsively before hitting your psychological price. When the market is sideways and unclear, forcing trades is like bleeding yourself. The strategy of buying on red candles and selling on green candles sounds simple, but it works surprisingly well. Coupled with some contrarian thinking—staying calm when others are frantic, acting decisively when others panic—many opportunities naturally surface. **One Last Honest Truth** Whether you can truly make real money from this market depends not so much on fancy techniques, but on whether you have enough patience. Enduring the dullness of consolidation, waiting for the rhythm to arrive, and holding on through the final surge—only then will the profits truly belong to you.