#大户持仓动态 Today, a trader sent me a message with a picture.

It's not a screenshot of the account, but a new iPhone he bought right after withdrawing.

I have always supported this approach.

In crypto trading, the goal is not to showcase rankings with screenshots, but to genuinely improve life. Many people end up losing money in the end. Where's the problem? It's not that their skills are lacking, but that they are reluctant to cash out after making money. A single retracement can cause a mental breakdown, wiping out previous gains instantly, or even leading to losses.

I have a strict rule when guiding trading: clients who are too greedy, I won't take on.

After catching the market and making money, you must let a part of it truly land—buy something, pay off debts, or give yourself a breather. When your mindset is stable, you can truly hold onto subsequent trades, rather than being controlled by emotions.

The numbers in your account will fluctuate, which is normal. But the real assets—your phone in your hand, the computer on your desk, that genuine sense of calm in your life—that's what will always belong to you.

Today’s iPhone from this trader is more convincing than any profit screenshot.

The market is always there, opportunities are every day. But remember: first turn your profits into real life improvements, then let a stable life support your trading logic.

I'm still trading, maybe at a slower pace, but every trade is to go further and longer.