That 150,000 US dollars deposit still lingers in my memory. This is not a fairy tale about pies falling from the sky, but the result of repeated struggles and perseverance in the market.

Many people are curious, why me? Honestly, there’s nothing mysterious behind it—just continuous observation, patience, action, and reflection.

I still remember those days of fluctuating market conditions. The bulls and bears engaged in a tug-of-war, with the main index repeatedly testing critical levels. I didn’t follow the crowd blindly but observed the details—after reaching previous highs, the momentum began to weaken, and the upper shadow lines grew longer. That was a signal. I made a quick decision to short, and successfully pocketed 56,000 US dollars.

Why dare to short? Because I understood the market’s language. It was telling me that this upward trend had reached its end.

The operation with ZEC left a deep impression on me. I entered long at 328.94, held until 406.48, and exited. Over eight hours, I made 10,000 US dollars. At that time, the price repeatedly tested a key support level, never breaking through, but gradually accumulating buying strength. I judged that once it started, it would surge forward like a breaking wave, and that’s exactly what happened.

The most intense trade was PIPPIN. I bought in at 0.5 and held until it reached 0.305... Wait, there’s a detail to clarify— I positioned at the low, then gradually sold at 0.305, earning over 23,000 US dollars. At that time, this coin was consolidating in a large range with low volume, seemingly inactive, but that precisely indicated the main force was accumulating. Once the upper boundary was effectively broken, with increased volume, the real market move began.

So, what’s the secret to making money?

One word: patience.

Waiting for the market to send a clear signal, just like a hunter waiting for prey to enter shooting range. If no signal appears, don’t act—that’s discipline. Once the signal is confirmed, strike swiftly like a cheetah. Take profits when it’s time, cut losses when needed. When the momentum wanes, retreat quietly like a fox—don’t be greedy.

Don’t daydream about a coin skyrocketing to the sky. First, set your stop-loss levels properly. Use smaller risks to gain larger trend profits—that’s the survival principle of trading.

Methods can be learned—watch videos, read articles. But what about mindset? That depends on repeatedly struggling in the market to develop it. Don’t get cocky after making money—don’t recklessly increase leverage; don’t stubbornly hold on after losses—admit mistakes in time, protect your principal, and stay in the game.

That over ten million US dollars in profit wasn’t gained through insider information or luck, but through individual trades, month after month. Every trade has its logic, every stop-loss has its reason.

This market never lacks opportunities. Every day, new trends and signals emerge. But opportunities are like eyes—they only favor those who can understand market signals, act decisively at critical moments, and strictly follow trading discipline.

To make money, frankly, it’s still about insiders taking money from outsiders. But what is an insider? It’s not about knowing secret information of big players or having advance access to inside news. It’s about whether you can control your greed and fear, whether you can understand every word the market says through candlesticks and volume.

If you’re tired of the pointless cycle of chasing highs and selling lows, and if you want to learn to strike at the right moment, then you need to change your mindset. Focus on waiting for signals, managing risks, and cultivating your mindset. Every market wave can be captured precisely. It’s not too hard, but not too simple either. The key is still that one sentence—wait, strike, retreat. That’s all there is to it.