#美股2026展望 After seven years of navigating the crypto market, the one thing I want to say is: Don't think about getting rich quick, think about how to survive first.

I've seen too many people holding "I've made a profit once" as a badge of honor. And then? Three months later, they're still asking in the group, "Can I break even by bottom fishing?" Profits that can't be held onto are just numbers that stayed in your account for a night.

Someone asked me what the core ability of trading is? It's not about catching the next big thing, it's about controlling drawdowns. If your account loses 50%, you need to earn 100% to get back to square one—this is elementary math, but 90% of people will forget it in practice. Making a profit occasionally is not a skill; locking in profits and enduring pullbacks is the dividing line. Every time the market turns, you can see clearly who is truly trading and who is gambling on luck.

System vulnerabilities are not scary; what is scary is the refusal to acknowledge them. Blaming "poor market conditions" for an uncontrollable pullback? That is self-deception.

The hardest barrier is never the technical aspect, but the human nature aspect. Chasing trends, fearing to miss out, and comforting oneself with "long-term value investing" when stuck in losses—these are emotions driving the trade, not the mind. Over the years, I have focused on just one thing: overcoming human weaknesses. I give up opportunities I don’t understand, only picking those with high certainty, neither rushing nor gambling.

What rank are you at now?
· Newbie Coin Watching: "Where is the next tenfold?"
· Advanced viewing mode: Find patterns to create strategies
· Experienced users focus on the overall trend of the account and do not get hung up on individual transactions.

Real experts focus on how long their accounts can last, not how much a certain coin has risen today.

Back in the day, the wave of making money through ETH relied on a saying translated by a predecessor: "Pay attention when strong things weaken, avoid weak things trying to show strength, and follow up after confirming the reversal." No guessing tops and bottoms, just follow the signals.

The last heartfelt sentence: Before opening a position, think first about "how not to lose," and then think about "how to earn." Wait for the signal to act, withdraw once you have made a profit, and don't be greedy. Trading is never about who runs faster, but about who lasts longer.