My account grew from 5,000U to 100,000U, and I can hardly believe it myself—just a few weeks ago, I was still stuck in the same place, and now I’ve confidently crossed six figures.

There’s nothing mysterious about this process. Honestly, it’s just that I finally figured out the market’s temperament.

Looking back, those early days were really a typical case of retail traders’ pitfalls. Making a little profit and then getting restless, eager to run away immediately; losing money and refusing to admit defeat, holding on stubbornly. The most memorable time was when I made a 15% profit but sold quickly out of fear of a retracement. As a result, the market took off afterward, and that feeling of “the right direction but only taking a sip of soup” was more frustrating than losing money directly.

That experience truly woke me up.

I started reflecting and realized that the problem wasn’t about guessing right or wrong, but about the mindset of taking profits when the time is right. I decided to completely overhaul my strategy—no longer rushing to lock in gains, but instead learning to let profits grow. After securing profits, I don’t rush to exit; instead, I wait for a retracement to add to my position, making profits snowball.

The most critical part was the third wave of the market. At that time, everyone was shouting that the top was in, and many were rushing to close their positions. But my indicators showed that the trend hadn’t fully played out yet. I ignored the noise and increased my position. This move pushed my account from five figures to six figures in one wave, and I was trembling at that moment.

People often ask me: aren’t you afraid of getting caught? How do you know the market isn’t truly over?

Actually, many people overcomplicate this. My approach is very simple—no gambling on the market, just calculating probabilities.

The core is to clearly see three conditions: whether the trend strength is sufficient, whether the retracement is reasonable, and how well the position size matches the market. Only when all three conditions are met do I dare to operate; if one is missing, I just sit and wait for opportunities. It sounds simple, but in practice, it’s all about self-discipline.

When others panic and chase, I dare to add to my position; when others greedily rush in, I quietly step back—by mastering this rhythm, making money becomes natural.

I used to be tossed around in the crypto waves, but now I’ve stabilized the helm.