At 3 a.m., I was staring intently at the K-line. It wasn't waiting for a surge in the market, but rather my account completely collapsing in front of one liquidation after another. During the period when my account shrank from hundreds of thousands to just a few thousand USD, experiencing three liquidations a day became the norm. I was walking on air, with nothing but losses filling my mind.

It was during that time that I truly understood a principle: this market has never been about passion and intuition. It’s more like hunting — you need to be patient, observant, and calculating.

The turning point came suddenly, but not unexpectedly. I started setting rules for myself. Not because the market became more friendly, but because I changed.

Only take action at key points; if the position isn’t right, hold back. Every trade must have a reason; never let emotions dictate decisions. Always diversify your positions; survival is more important than greed. These seemingly basic principles are what I learned through tens of thousands of dollars in lessons, and only then did I truly master them.

Gradually, I could feel the change. My account stabilized, and the anxiety faded. When the market is good, I take more profits; when it’s bad, I tighten up. The sleepless nights and panic have completely disappeared.

Now I consistently earn three or four figures daily. It’s not about talent or luck, but about method, discipline, and the clarity I gained after suffering big losses. This path is truly viable, but the key is to use your brain, not reckless action.

If you’re still lost right now: remember one thing — slow is fast, and stability is what allows you to go far. Opportunities in the market are always there, but only if you stay alive and remain at the table.