Many people’s first reaction when entering the crypto space is to go all-in. They deposit some money into their account and immediately throw everything in, hoping for a quick double when prices go up, and panicking when they dip slightly. Trading becomes a coin toss, driven entirely by emotion.

I used to be the same way. I didn’t actually get the market direction wrong, but why did my account keep getting thinner? I later realized—losses aren’t due to misjudgment, but to losing control of my positions.

Those who survive long in this market are not the ones who make the fastest profits, but the ones who can withstand losses. After changing my strategy, I focused on one thing: gradually amplifying my capital, rather than betting everything at once.

Every trade I make follows this approach: start with a small position to test the waters, and if everything feels right, gradually add more; if the trend is clearly wrong, cut losses immediately and never fight the market. I also hold coins like ZEC this way.

It may sound less exciting, but the result is a growing account and a stable mindset. Some say I’m too conservative, but little do they know that this “stability” comes from lessons learned after countless margin calls.

When the market is uncertain, I can comfortably stay out for a week or even longer; but once I get the rhythm right, I dare to act decisively and ride the entire trend. I don’t rely on luck to gamble—it's all about rhythm and position management.

In fact, many people’s failures are not really due to losing to the market, but to greed and illusions. If you want to truly turn things around, the first step is to break the habit of opening reckless positions and going all-in.

Opportunities in the market are never lacking; the key is to stay alive until they come. Taking it slow doesn’t matter, as long as the direction is correct and the rhythm steady, the road will naturally get wider and wider.