I've said many times in various occasions, "Money can't be spent all, but it can be lost all," most people's bullets are consumed in some meaningless market movements. When the real trend arrives, they find their bullets are gone, so sometimes it's better to deliberately slow down.

Trading is definitely about earning from cycles and trends, not about making quick scalp profits every day. Making big money through trading usually happens at a specific moment—when you are heavily invested in a certain coin and happen to catch a wave of trend.

The recent market conditions are, for me, considered dead time because I was firmly watching the bull tail and bear early stages. So I didn't hold my orders at the bottom of $ETH for long; I sold almost as soon as it broke 3200 for the first time. That's also why I haven't been doing many live streams or sharing lately—I've been traveling around, skiing 🏂 instead.

Not participating, not proving, and not forcing the market are also parts of trading. The real determinant of annual returns is never how many trades you make each day, but whether you still have bullets when it's time to heavily allocate.

Many people's biggest problem isn't that they don't know how to trade, but that they are too diligent.
When the market doesn't give space, they force it;
When the trend hasn't emerged, they still try to make their presence felt;
The result is gradually wearing down risk exposure, emotions, and capital in the oscillations.
By the time a real trend arrives, they realize: they dare not increase their position, and their mindset can't bear it.

Many people often ask me about my strategies, but I think my trading has no real strategy or is very simple—basically: during dead times, move little or not at all; during certain times, when the certainty is high, I put my position and attention together.

The market is always there, but opportunities don't come every day.
Only by resisting the urge to earn small money can you qualify to wait for big money.
Go skiing when it's time to ski, have fun when it's time to play,
It's not that I don't want to make money, but that I don't rush to make money at the wrong times.