Recently, I've been frequently asked a question: how can one achieve stable profits in encryption?

I recall a friend's real experience. At the end of last year, he had 15,000 U in his account, a typical case of "understanding the market but missing out"—he was right about the direction, but couldn't hold onto his positions. He would panic and take profits after a 5% increase, and by the time it really took off, he had already run away, watching others profit while he could only stare in disbelief.

I asked him directly during the chat: Are you here to take a chance, or are you serious about wanting to make money? He said he definitely wants to make a big profit.

Then we need to change our mindset. I told him, don’t focus on getting rich quickly; first learn to make your position "roll up":.
- Confirm the trend before taking action, don't jump the gun.
- The initial position must be light, and only add to the floating profit later.
- The stop-loss line is drawn firmly, and profits can be held.
- Let the market run by itself, don't be anxious and make random moves.

Later, he just followed through. Starting with 15,000 U, every transaction was calculated clearly. In the early stages, he focused on the ETH ecosystem and stabilized his account to 30,000 U; in the mid-term, he shifted to the AI and infrastructure tracks, positioning himself in advance to benefit from the rotations; the most intense time was when he added positions during a pullback, using 1.2x leverage, and in two days it directly surged to 120,000 U. Throughout the process, he never went all in, purely relying on logical reasoning.

I asked him how he feels, and he said: before, he was being pushed by the market, but now he feels like he can control the situation.

In fact, doubling is not about luck. Most people do not fail to see the market accurately; they lack strategy and cannot hold on. So-called rhythm trading means not chasing the rise, but rather letting profits come to you.

If your account is lukewarm and you are always hesitant in your operations, it means you haven't found your rhythm yet. The market always has opportunities, and sometimes the problem is just a thought that can help you steady your hands.