Many people enter the crypto world hoping to get rich quickly, but what’s the result? Most end up as cannon fodder. Those who can truly survive in this market are actually those who understand how to take it slow.

I’ve also fallen into this trap myself. In the early days, I was constantly tinkering, eager to trade every day—chasing hot spots, waiting for dips—and in the end, I turned an account from over 100,000 USDT into just a few thousand. That’s when I realized a truth: being quick with your hands doesn’t mean you’ll make money fast.

Later, I set a strict rule for myself: only trade twice a week. It sounds simple, but it’s very difficult to stick to. Because every day, opportunities will flash before your eyes, and all you need to do is ignore them.

The most memorable time was when SOL retested a key support level. I held for four days without rushing into a trade. Once the pattern was fully confirmed, I entered in one go, and in six hours, I made a net profit of 2000U. Instead of frequently entering and exiting for small gains, it’s better to be precise and make one big move.

Now I have a method to my trading. Before entering a position, I plan my take profit and stop loss. I focus only on the big picture and trading volume, not affected by short-term fluctuations. My trades are fewer, but the stability of my account has improved.

Take 3000U as an example—don’t try to play tricks or chase rises and fall. The key is to do less but do it well. It’s not about waiting to act, but about waiting for truly confident opportunities. When your capital is small, staying steady is winning. Many people lose money not because the market is bad, but because they are too impatient and act too quickly. Want to go far? Quit greed, learn to enter and exit wisely—that’s the survival rule in the crypto circle.