I rarely talk about my own story, but today I'll make an exception.
Entering the industry at 22, I have experienced 8 years of ups and downs in the crypto world. I've been through bull market celebrations and deep bear market hell, faced liquidation, supply disruptions, insomnia to the point of heart palpitations; all of these are marks left by the market's brutal education.
This year is my first time truly "getting onshore."
The moment my account crossed eight figures, I wasn't excited; I just sat there dazed for half an hour — finally made it through.
Many people think making money in crypto relies on luck, but in the end, only two things remain: understanding + patience.
BTC determines the direction; when it is strong, the market has momentum; when it is weak, altcoins basically fall flat.
ETH sets the pace; when it moves, funds start looking for breakthroughs. As long as it's not a worthless coin, don't panic if it drops.
With volume and funds, a rebound is inevitable. Retail investors suffer the most by panic selling at the lowest point.
My most successful trade was holding Dogecoin around 0.08 for two years, which eventually multiplied more than twenty times.
In the end, I realized: in the crypto world, it's not about technology, but whether you can stay clear-headed amidst the chaos.
The market always rewards those who are patient and understand the rhythm.
Daily focus: SOL ZEC GUN BEAT PIPPIN
