In the Crypto Assets market, the real secret to profit often lies in a simple word: "wait". However, many traders miss out on good opportunities due to a lack of patience; they are always eager for instant returns, viewing waiting as a torment.

Some people overcomplicate their trading strategies, setting up cumbersome conditions for adding and reducing positions, calling it "flexible response." Little do they know, this seemingly cautious approach can actually lead to liquidation. In fact, those who are most likely to suffer severe losses in the market are precisely these overly "careful" individuals. Constantly optimizing and calculating is essentially a fear of uncertainty; being able to calmly hold positions without action is the highest level of self-cultivation.

When you face market fluctuations, you no longer get entangled in short-term operations, but can calmly observe the price crossing your cost range. That is when you truly understand the language of the market. Like a skilled hunter, you don't need to shoot arrows at the entire forest, just aim for the vital points of your prey. The core of a successful trading system is to find your "fatal strike zone."

Effective trading rules should be as stable and simple as a heartbeat, answering just four key questions: What is the current trend? When to take action? What to do if the judgment is wrong? How to hold if the judgment is correct? Follow the trend after confirming it, and exit promptly when the price breaks through key levels—this is the essence of the pure "breakout trading method." Remember, the key to profitability lies in "accurately timing the market and holding a substantial position," rather than exhausting funds in a volatile market.

This sounds simple, but in practice, it requires a reconstruction of cognition and consistency in behavior. Most people find it difficult to understand this principle, cannot control their impulsive trading desires, and are even less willing to spend time reviewing trades—after all, the review process is filled with frustration, while the fantasy of "getting rich overnight" is the psychological comfort they cling to.

Ultimately, trading is not a contest of technology, but a negotiation with oneself. If you also want to cultivate composure amidst market fluctuations, consider pausing your pursuit, and calmly build your own "hunting ground" to avoid stepping into unnecessary traps.

May every trader who can endure loneliness find their own golden era in the market.