There are honestly not many players in the crypto market who can consistently profit stably, probably only about 20%. What does this phenomenon reflect? Most retail investors actually lack a systematic investment mindset.

My advice is straightforward: if you want to make money in the crypto space, you should participate less frequently, and prefer to wait rather than blindly chase highs. Think about it from another perspective: treat digital asset allocation as if you were trading A-shares. The final returns will likely outperform most participants.

What is the logic behind A-shares? Start positioning below 3000 points, continue adding at around 2900, heavily invest when it reaches 2800, go all-in at extreme levels like 2700, and keep going all-in even if it drops to 2600. Why? Because these levels are near historical lows, and the risk and reward have already flipped.

Applying this to Bitcoin, beginners can operate like this: wait for a major cycle correction, and start entering when BTC drops to around 80,000. The zone around 70,000 is a key accumulation phase, where every transaction is crucial. When it hits the extreme point of 60,000, go all-in. Then, there’s only one thing to do—hold and wait for the bull market.

It seems simple, but execution is very difficult. It requires strong psychological resilience and patience, the ability to stay rational amid panic voices, and resist the temptation to trade frequently. This patience often becomes the dividing line between ordinary participants and profitable ones.