Rhythm is more important than getting rich quickly; surviving is the greatest skill.

Brothers, I am Xiao Yang. Today, I won't talk about technical indicators or boast about tenfold myths; I just want to chat with you about something real.

Last summer, a brother messaged me, saying his account was down to 500U, sleeping at the stairway, just hoping to try once more.

I advised him: don't think about reaching the sky in one step; first, triple your funds before talking about recovery.

He followed my rhythm, and on the eighth day, his account surged to 2800U. Behind this excitement lies the most practical truth of the crypto world: living longer is far more important than earning quickly.

Don't let emotions trade for you; staying up late to watch the market, chasing highs, and cutting losses—fatigued decision-making and gambling luck are no different. During continuous losses, resting is smarter than adding positions.

The only weapon retail investors have is a sense of rhythm; if you don't understand, don't act; if you're unsure, don't open a position. Clearly articulate your trading advantages before taking action to avoid most traps.

Risk management isn't about being timid; it's about wisdom:

Single loss should not exceed 2% of total capital, take profit points clearly defined, regularly transfer profits to cold wallets, and protecting your chips is key.

In the current market, projects combining Web2 and crypto may be the trend, but one must see the foundation of consensus clearly and not rush in blindly.

Losing money isn't scary; losing confidence is what truly frightens. When confused, reduce your positions for a good night's sleep, organize your trading records, and stick to your discipline.

There are no saviors in the crypto world; a clear-headed self is the true benefactor.

Slow is fast, less is more; surviving makes you the winner. Follow me for precise points and be your guide in the crypto world!