Listening to popular songs, I suddenly remembered a principle in trading.

Just like the lyrics say, "Players keep playing, critics keep criticizing," what really matters is quick adjustment and moving forward. This is the same as market logic—knowledge becomes outdated, strategies become ineffective, only adaptability is valuable.

Looking at the rhythm of the crypto world makes it clear. Hot coins like Ethereum, DUSK, RIVER take turns dancing; a trading method that made money yesterday might become a reason for loss tomorrow. Recently, my ETH position dropped by 2.7%, which isn't a big deal; the key is how to react—exit immediately if the level breaks, take profits without greed, and quickly look for the next opportunity. That’s the difference between winners and laggards.

Trading doesn’t come with a diploma. Successful people are all doing the same thing: continuous learning, constant adjustment, and staying sensitive to new information. Don’t cling to a certain coin or strategy—that’s a rookie mistake. Keep an eye on the market pulse; throw away old things when necessary, so you can keep up when new opportunities arise.

Single wins or losses don’t really matter; what matters is maintaining this mindset of learning and iteration.