#数字资产市场洞察 From $60,000 to $800,000, I only focus on two types of market conditions.

This is not bragging, nor am I showing off profits; every trade is genuinely executed on real market data, one by one.

In the early days, like most people — full positions, frequent turnover, following whoever is making money. The result? The account kept declining from a high point, and my mindset collapsed. I was scrolling through social feeds and updates every day, afraid of missing any opportunity, but in fact, I was chasing losses and losing more. Later, I realized that trading is never about speed but about discipline.

Now, I’ve been using this methodology with my team for some time. The core principles are two words: certainty and execution. It’s not about heavy leverage or emotional trading, but about using a fixed position size model and only taking high-probability signals. Starting from $60,000, I steadily grew to $800,000. I didn’t make many trades along the way, but each one had a clear plan and stop-loss boundary.

I mainly look for two types of opportunities. The first is the explosive point during strong market momentum when multiple timeframes resonate — simply put, when the daily, four-hour, and one-hour moving averages align in the same direction, with volume supporting it; the second is divergence phenomena after volume surges, especially the reversal opportunities after a false breakout to the upside or downside.

I don’t chase hot topics or ambiguous signals. I cut losses when needed and take profits when appropriate. Many people lose money not because they don’t understand the market, but because they can’t keep a steady mindset — always hoping for a quick turnaround, which disrupts their rhythm. The market is there every day; those who make money are always those willing to wait, hold, and stick to their discipline.

Traders who can survive long-term in the market never rely on guessing daily ups and downs but truly understand what the market is doing. I’m not a god, but this methodology has helped many people stabilize their accounts, turn losses into profits, and go from chaos to consistency. I don’t take clients who want to get rich overnight because that’s unrealistic. The reality? Using medium- and short-term contracts to set the rhythm, combined with medium- and long-term spot positions, ultimately leads to sustainable account growth.

Those who want to be fast often end up slow, and those who are willing to be slow often end up fast.