The account has already surpassed three million. This morning, I took a quick look at this month's profit curve, and the trend is still upward.

Over the years, I’ve developed a habit: when the market falls into extreme panic and no one dares to take the buy side, I quietly place buy orders to accumulate some chips; when the whole network is shouting "Take off! Take off!", I gradually distribute to these followers.

Usually? I hardly pay attention to how the candlesticks move. Unless the price touches that line in my mind, my desire to watch the market is zero.

Honestly, the key to surviving and gradually growing the account in this market is: the more volatile the market, the steadier your hands must be. People who stare at the minute chart every day trying to catch every wave usually end up as little more than leeks. Those truly confident heavy positions? After careful calculation, only three or four times a year.

So don’t always think about chasing rises and selling declines. Waiting, observing, and finding your rhythm amid others’ greed and fear—that’s the secret to lasting longer.