In these 8 years of trading, I have only adhered to one principle: helping everyone earn the money they deserve.

Last night around 11 PM, the group exploded. A new brother who had just joined the group half a month ago posted a screenshot—his account skyrocketed from 3,800 to 19,000. He said something that left a deep impression on me: "This is the first time I made money not relying on luck."

Where did this come from? Honestly, the market conditions this afternoon were a bit frightening.

The main market was dragging on, people's minds were a bit scattered, and many started to itch their fingers, thinking about making a move. I only sent three messages in the group: Don’t chase the rise, wait for a pullback and only consider it when the volume doesn’t come back; if it breaks below the 5-day moving average, just exit; around 8 PM, the target coin returned to a key level, with a shrinking volume on the 15-minute chart indicating a halt in the decline, and signs of volume starting to pick up.

I entered. Those following behind also entered. But this wasn’t a all-in gamble, nor was it a gambler’s mentality. The mainstream logic was clear, position sizes were controlled, and stop-loss levels were set.

What happened next was quick. +8%, +12%, +18%, the market moved up very fast. I then said in the group: "That’s enough, take profits in batches, and hold the cash first." Some exited completely, others kept half their position to watch further.

In the end, no one got caught.

Why do I dare to do this? Because I’ve been through all these pitfalls in the past 8 years. Chased after scam coins, endured Luna, watched tens of thousands of dollars turn into just a few hundred. That feeling, I’ll never forget.

Because I’ve experienced these, I now have a judgment of the market. I know which moments are opportunities and which are traps. When I trade now, I only look at three things: is the trend right, is the volume coming in, and is risk control in place. Everything else is noise and should be ignored.

I have high standards for myself when leading trades. I don’t dare promise you double your money overnight, but I can guarantee three things: only enter when the logic is clear, only place orders when stop-loss is set, and the first step to making money is surviving.

There’s no holy grail in the crypto world, but with the right guidance, avoiding three years of detours is real. Tonight, I’m still watching an opportunity—maybe I’ll take it, maybe I won’t. But as long as I place an order, I have my reasons. Those who understand this logic will naturally follow; those who don’t, let time be the test.