#美联储重启降息步伐 Growing from 2,000U to 70,000U sounds incredible, but looking back, it was just a matter of correcting some bad habits.

To be honest, I’ve also experienced the despair of my account nearly hitting zero. Back then, I always thought it was just bad luck, until I repeatedly lost my unrealized gains and finally realized the problem wasn’t the market—it was that I lacked a repeatable strategy.

Later, I made three adjustments, and only then did my account start to climb:

**First Shift: Stop Chasing Hype and Learn to Position Early**

There’s a rule in the market—by the time everyone is talking about a particular coin, it’s usually near the end of its run. The real opportunities are hidden in quiet corners, in assets that few are paying attention to, but on-chain data shows unusual activity.

This May, I noticed BUSD—there was almost no buzz, but on-chain, major addresses were quietly accumulating. Retail sentiment was ice-cold, which provided a perfect low-entry window. By the end of the month, it started to pump, and in early June, I swapped out and took profits—almost catching the full move.

Put simply, if you dare to get in when others are scared, and you’re able to exit when others are euphoric, that’s where profit comes from. Having patience is more effective than any technical indicator.

**Second Shift: Build an Executable Trading Framework**

Now, I no longer rely on gut feelings or ad-hoc decisions, but strictly follow a process:

- Position early in target assets
- Build positions in three batches, with a 3:3:4 ratio
- Start taking profits in batches once floating profit reaches 30%
- Cut losses immediately if wrong; if right, hold onto the core position

There’s no “let’s wait and see,” or wishful thinking like “maybe it’ll come back.” Most people lose money because they hesitate to exit, and fail to hold when they should. My approach is the opposite—decisive stop-losses, calm profit-taking.

Profit isn’t made by going all-in on a gamble, but accumulated through a series of small wins. Stability is the key to surviving long-term.

**Third Shift: Pay Attention to Information and On-Chain Activity**

A rally never happens for no reason—there are always capital moves or news catalysts behind it. Like when WLFI surged 4x, we spotted the signs three days early: abnormal order book structures, frequent rebalancing from major wallets, and a sudden spike in community discussion...

These signals connected aren’t a coincidence—they’re signs of an impending trend. If you chase after the candles, you’re basically exit liquidity. Spotting these moves half a step early naturally boosts your odds.

In the end, winning isn’t about luck or having insane technical skills—it’s about spotting real signals earlier than others and knowing exactly what you’re doing.

If you’re still trading on gut feeling and your account keeps retracing, you’re probably missing a workable methodology. There are always opportunities in the market—the key is having the ability to catch them.