To be honest, this place in the currency circle really doesn't rely on luck to eat. I have seen too many people chase the rise and fall, and finally the account returns to zero. But there are also people who can make stable profits. What's the difference? Methodology.

Recently, I observed a very typical case: a trader with a principal of 700U and achieved 4120U in two weeks. Sounds mysterious? In fact, when disassembled, several unpretentious principles are at work.

**Article 1: Specialize in killing and rebounding**

When the market panices, good coins will also be sold indiscriminately. At this time, it is not to escape, but to build positions in batches. Test with a 5% position first, confirm the trend reversal and then increase it to 30%. It's not the whole process, but it's enough to eat the main promotion section.

**Article 2: Funds must breathe**

Divide the bullet into three parts - one to follow the main trend, one to do grid arbitrage, and one to keep to cover or take profit. Looks like slow earnings? But when compound interest rolls up, you will find that stability is the prerequisite for huge profits. Many people are not unable to make money, but they can't keep it.

**Article 3: Discipline is worth 100 million**

This is the most difficult and critical. The stop loss level is set in advance, the take profit is issued in batches, and each order has a plan. Emotional operations are account killers, planned losses are called trial and error costs, and unplanned losses are called disasters.

The currency circle is never short of opportunities, what is lacking is people who can survive the bull market. Instead of staring at others every day to post income anxiety, it is better to build your own trading system in a down-to-earth manner. Whether it's SOL or ETH, the tools are all there, the key depends on how you use it.

The market is a thing, and when you fully understand it before entering the market, the meat has already been eaten. But everyone has seen the fate of impulsive entry. Therefore, having a method and rhythm is more important than anything else.