#比特币对比代币化黄金 To be honest, now the people around me think my trades are accurate and steady, like I was born understanding the market. But what they don't know is that a few years ago, I was that unlucky guy who would rush in on news, chase pumps, and ape into hypes—every time I chased, I lost, and after losing, I'd keep chasing. My account was like a roller coaster.

Later, I realized that what saved me wasn’t some advanced technique, it was just one thing: being “dull”.

Relying on this seemingly slow and dumb method, I grew my account from 5,000 to 8 million.

**Number of trades? The fewer, the better**

Some people can open five or six trades in one night. Now, I touch at most two trades a day. Having itchy hands isn’t a skill; real skill is being able to control yourself. Frequent trading will only make you more and more chaotic.

**What coins to trade? Stay away from deadly ones**

I stopped paying attention to those fast-doubling shitcoins long ago. I just focus on big ones like BTC and ETH. The gains are slower, but at least you won’t wake up to find everything gone. Surviving longer is a thousand times more important than making money fast.

**How to enter trades? Execute like a machine**

Entry price, stop loss, take profit—all set in stone before placing a trade.
If the price doesn’t reach, don’t move. If it does, act immediately. Never change your mind in the middle. The market fears nothing more than your sudden “stroke of genius.”

**How heavy is the position? Always leave yourself a way out**

I never go over one-third position size, most of the time just one-fifth. Don’t bet everything, don’t rely on luck. Surviving to today is all thanks to this iron rule.

**Take profit and stop loss? Forget about the order once it’s placed**

Once the order is placed, just pretend it doesn’t exist. As soon as emotions get involved, your account is doomed. The smarter you are, the more likely you are to overthink. The more you think, the messier it gets; when it’s a mess, you blow up.

The ones who really make money in this market are those who execute like robots.

I move slowly, but steadily. Year after year, that’s how my account went from 5,000 to what it is now.

If you want to take the steady path, just remember these three things:

When you see other coins pumping, you have to hold back.
When your own trades are in the red, you have to stay calm.
Stick to your rules, no matter what.

This market never rewards the smart ones, it only rewards those who are steady, ruthless, and can execute.