These days, people often ask me: "How can one really make money in the cryptocurrency circle?" This question reminds me of a brother — a year ago when he came to me, he had 15,000 USDT in his account, but his situation was particularly typical: he understood the market trends, could select coins, and made correct directional judgments, yet he just couldn't make money.
Where did the problem lie? When the market rose by 5%, he panicked and ran away at the slightest hint of a pullback; by the time the main upward trend truly started, he had already exited, and all he could do was regret missing out on the doubling market. In reality, what he lacked was not technical skills, but “rhythm.” I asked him: "Are you here to gamble, or to make money?" He said he wanted to stabilize and make a big profit. I told him that to achieve this, he must adhere to one principle: rhythm is greater than everything else. What we are doing is not a gamble for huge profits, but an "ordered rolling" of positions.
How exactly to do it? Enter the market only after confirming the trend, and do not blindly follow the crowd; always keep the initial position light, without leaving risk hazards for the account; only add to floating profits, without touching the principal, maintaining a safety bottom line; be clear about profits and losses, strictly set stop-losses, to avoid being trapped and dragged down; let profits run, allowing the market to drive growth in earnings.
The results in practice far exceeded expectations. Starting from 15,000 USDT, every position was both restrained and decisive: initially, steadily advancing around the ETH ecosystem, the account first grew to 30,000 USDT; in the middle stage, precisely shifting towards AI and infrastructure tracks, ambushing in advance to benefit from the hot rotation bonuses; in the most aggressive instance, seizing the opportunity to add positions on a pullback, he directly achieved a 1.2 times return, and after two days of explosive growth, the account soared to 120,000 USDT in one go. Throughout, there was no all-in or life-risking, just a logically driven rhythm.
Later, I asked him how he felt, and he said: "Before, I was following the market; now it feels like I’m leading it." In fact, many people think that multiplying their money relies on talent, but it isn't — most people lack not vision, but strategy + execution power. The essence of rhythmic trading is not to chase the market, but to patiently wait for profits to come to you at the right position.
If your account is stagnant, and your operations are hesitant, it indicates that you haven't found your own rhythm yet. The market is always moving, opportunities are still opening up, and what you might be missing is just someone who can help you maintain that rhythm. @招财阿宝
