I just reviewed my portfolio from the past three years and discovered a painful truth: the real money I made never came from chasing the highs and selling at the lows, but from those few moments when I managed to "hold on."

The market is like a train that never goes back. Some people get off midway, some get on halfway, and most are thrown off during the volatility—not because they chose the wrong direction, but because their mindset broke down first.

Seeing red makes me anxious, seeing green triggers FOMO. Just one person saying "it's going to zero" makes me doubt my own research. Later, I realized: there's always more noise than signal in the market, and only those who can filter out the noise deserve to reap the rewards of the cycle.

Now my strategy is simple—DCA + patience + stay out of chat groups. It may sound basic, but it works.

Not everyone needs to be a trader. Finding your own rhythm is a thousand times more important than chasing someone else's hot picks.

Let’s encourage each other.