#数字资产市场动态 Many newcomers in the crypto space have walked my old path—thinking that diligent trading can make up for technical shortcomings, only to be frequently educated by the market. The turning point came precisely from slowing down.

The market is like flowing water, especially for highly volatile assets like $SOL. Going with the trend is far easier than fighting against it. The real way to improve account performance often looks "lazy."

My core methodology is simple: the first step when funds enter is to immediately cut out half as a "ballast," and never move it. The beauty of this move is— even if your judgment is wrong, your mindset won't collapse. The remaining principal is the real trading capital.

The most testing part of placing orders is patience. Most losses come from chasing highs and selling lows. My approach is the opposite: wait until market sentiment reaches extremes and the structure is thoroughly clear, then use a very small position to probe the direction. Stop-loss must be set in advance; if you lose, lose decisively—don't deceive yourself.

Here lies a strict rule—only use profits to enlarge positions, never touch the principal. Once the trend is confirmed, I start gradually adding with the money earned. The key is that each time I add, I recover the corresponding risk from profits, ensuring that the drawdown remains within a safe range.

This rhythm may seem slow, but the magic of compound interest is born from it. Less fuss, maintain stability, and the snowball rolls faster.

The discipline line is also very clear: do not trade when emotional fluctuations occur; stop immediately after two or three consecutive losses; exit decisively upon reaching stage goals; take a break for a few days if the rhythm gets disrupted and readjust.

The crypto market is no longer the era where you can win just by toughing it out. The players who survive are often those who break down risks and slow down their operations. Increasingly, I realize that in this market, being "lazy" is actually the smartest choice—being more stable can help you go further.