Every time I review my trades, I always think, “If only I had taken a bigger position back then.” But after walking this trading path for a while, I’ve realized that those who truly make money don’t rely on regret—they rely on discipline.

A few years ago, I was obsessed with technical analysis, packing my screen with all kinds of indicators and writing detailed analysis reports. But what happened? The money I made during the bull market was all given back in one market correction. That’s when I realized that complexity doesn’t equal effectiveness.

In the past three months, I’ve switched to a completely opposite approach. I no longer look at candlestick patterns or chase so-called 100x coins. I focus on just one thing—where the money is flowing. The movements of big capital in mainstream coins are more telling than any technical indicator. Using a rolling position strategy, I’ve gradually grown my principal from 8,000 USDT to 100,000 USDT, with a take-profit success rate of around 85%, and I haven’t hit a single major loss along the way.

There are three core points. First, follow the money, not the charts. Price drops aren’t scary; what’s scary is when big on-chain holders start to exit. As long as smart money is still in, there are still opportunities. Second, always enter in batches. Divide each opportunity into three position sizes: open a test position, add more after the trend is confirmed, and lock in some profits once it’s in the green. Each stop loss is controlled within 2%, cut losses quickly if wrong, and keep adding if right. Third, move opposite to the crowd’s emotions. When the market is panicking, I dare to enter; when everyone is FOMOing, I’m already taking profits in batches.

To put it simply: stay steady, don’t bet on miracles, and respect every loss. Only earn money you can understand, only take actions with high certainty. If you’re still stuck in a cycle of losses, maybe it’s time to change your approach.