In the world of trading, you can only rely on yourself.
The core competency for making money in the cryptocurrency market boils down to four words: learn quickly and apply effectively.
Arbitrage, finding early mining opportunities, analyzing cryptocurrencies first, identifying alpha, and profiting from ICOs… these aren't innate talents, but rather the result of accumulated skills.
The more you observe, the more you try, and the more you summarize, the more naturally you can turn information into an advantage.
The inability to spot opportunities isn't a problem with market conditions, but rather a lack of sufficient understanding.
Secondary market trading isn't about who's smarter, but about who can better summarize patterns, execute consistently, and control their human nature.
As long as you weather a complete bull and bear market cycle, maintain records, review your trades, and continuously learn, ordinary people can grow into mature traders.
Luck determines the short term, but personality determines whether you can make big money.
Impulsive people will never profit from trends; those who plan ahead, even if not top-tier, can survive for a long time.
Many complain about the market's unfairness, but for ordinary people—
The secondary market is the fairest place.
Trading BTC, ETH, and other major cryptocurrencies, your profits and losses are entirely due to your own skill.
You don't need connections, insider information, relationships, or any "advantageous position."
Unlike primary markets, project teams, or opaque institutions.
In the secondary market, you enter purely through your own ability.
But if you've given it your all,
and are still losing money year after year, getting deeper and deeper into the market, and becoming increasingly disorganized…
then I suggest you take a break, or even quit—there's nothing shameful about that.
Recently, I've seen countless people send me their tragic stories—
liquidation, losing everything, borrowing money, all-nighters, breakdowns…
But I won't sympathize, nor will I tell them "you'll get better."
Because I know very well—
True success is never about someone else pulling you up.
To survive and make money in the market, you can only rely on yourself.
