#美联储重启降息步伐 account balance is 45,000 USDT, with a daily floating profit of over $700. Almost all the profits come from that one DOGE position.

Go back a week, and things looked completely different. At that time, he was holding 30,000 in principal, scattered across five or six altcoins, staring at the market until his eyes hurt every day. He’d rush to cash out at the slightest rise, and play dead during dips—after two months of this, the account had been worn down by fees and emotions until it was just a skeleton.

Later, he asked someone to review his trades. The person only asked one question: "What exactly are you trading?"

He was stunned.

The problem wasn’t technical indicators, but that his moves were too scattered and his thoughts too messy. Every order was driven by a dozen conflicting ideas, and in the end, none of them won out. The reviewer offered one piece of advice: clear out all the junk, keep only one asset you truly understand, and then wait for the market to give you the kind of opportunity everyone else is running from.

He chose DOGE. No complicated logic—just that its volatility was relatively easy to read, and the community consensus was clear.

The day before yesterday, the market crashed on some news, and DOGE got dragged down with it. He stared at the screen, palms sweating, but still pushed in all his remaining 20,000+ USDT, setting his stop loss 3% below entry.

For the next half hour after entering, he checked the price a dozen times, his heart pounding out of his chest. Fortunately, market sentiment recovered faster than expected, and DOGE led the rebound. This time, instead of cashing out on the first pop, he set a trailing stop and let the profits run. In three days, the account grew from just over 20,000 to 45,000.

He later said what he learned wasn’t some technical secret, but something more fundamental—when opportunity is in front of you, do you dare to push all your chips to the center of the table?

Most people don’t lack opportunity; when a real one comes, they’re too scared from past losses to go in with anything more than a token position.

The market is never sentimental. It will take money from the hesitant and redistribute it to those who dare to bet at critical moments. If your account is always hovering between small gains and losses, what you may lack isn’t opportunity itself, but the courage to turn opportunity into results—and a strategy framework that stands up to testing.