As a newcomer to the crypto world, I am very aware of my limitations—predicting which coin will become a dark horse, gaining insights into the movements of big funds, these are things I can't do. Instead of guessing blindly, it's better to stick to discipline. My trading framework is simple, supported by two key points.

First is the logic of selecting coins. I look for whether the price has the potential to reach five zeros, then pair it with a catchy name or a plausible story, preferably also riding a hot topic. Only such targets are worth my time and attention.

Second is the principle of execution. Take the New Year greetings as an example: I bought 130 U at the 0.0000078 level. After doubling, I immediately withdraw the principal, and let the remaining profit continue to grow. Seeing large funds start to flow in, I bought another 50 U during a pullback. Later, during the rally, I proactively reduced my position, leaving only 40-50 U to continue tracking, basically taking a small shot at a 10x opportunity.

Recently, I also looked at Caishen Ye (God of Wealth). I started with a small amount of 50 U to test the waters. If there are signs of big funds coming in later, I will follow up in batches with another 50 U. The logic is very clear—keep the position small, lock in profits in stages, and wait for confirmation signals before increasing the position. Playing it steady like this, without greed or impatience, actually helps me survive longer.