$RIVER "When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I thought that making money relied on being bold, quick to act, and well-informed. Whoever charges in first gets to eat the meat."

"But those who can truly make money long-term and go further are often the opposite."

I have also taken the wrong path, staying up late to watch the market, chasing rises and falls, stubbornly holding onto positions, experiencing liquidation, anxiety, and insomnia, I've fallen into every pit. $AXS

Until one day, I truly understood one thing—

"If you treat trading cryptocurrencies like gambling, the market will eventually clear you out; only if you treat it as a job do you deserve to survive in this game." $HYPE

Since then, I no longer place orders based on feelings but rather at fixed times, with planned strategies and strict execution.

The money earned is not as thrilling as before, but my account has gradually stabilized, and the real turning point was found in this stability.

I now rarely trade during the day.

During the day, there are too many market messages and mixed emotions, and prices often fluctuate back and forth, making it easy to get "washed" out.

So I basically wait until after 9 PM to look at the market; by then, the market messages have already been digested, the candlestick charts are cleaner, and the direction is clearer.

After making money, the first thing I do is to take profit.

I have seen too many people who, after making three times their investment, greedily want five times, and as a result, cannot resist, and during one pullback, they give back both profits and principal to the market.

Before entering the market, I always check the indicators and never rely on feelings.

MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands—only when at least two give the same directional signal do I consider taking action.

Stop-loss is my bottom line, ensuring that in case of a severe market reversal, I have room to retreat.

Another very important point: the numbers in the account are never money; only what can be withdrawn is.

In each round of profit, I plan to withdraw a portion systematically, rather than fantasizing about a tenfold increase.

I always believe that the cryptocurrency world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is players who can survive.

Doubling your investment is not hard; what’s difficult is being able to persist through market cycles and avoid being eliminated.

Remember these three phrases: position size is the bottom line, stop-loss is the trump card, and withdrawal is respect for the market.

Slow down, adhere to the rules, and money will gradually stay in your pocket. #金价再冲高位 #代币化白银热潮 #美国伊朗对峙