Remembering the year I first entered the crypto world, I went all-in with my savings of 100,000 yuan accumulated over three years, chasing hot topics based on rumors and hearsay. As a result, within half a year, my account balance was down to only 20,000 yuan. Nearly 80% of my principal vanished in an instant. Those sleepless nights, staring at the loss numbers on my account, left a deep impression that I will never forget.

Now I realize that this market is not a casino at all; rather, it is a trading battlefield that requires professional skills and knowledge.

Ten years have passed, and I have not only escaped the fate of being a rookie investor but also grown my account to over ten million. The most proud achievement is that I have developed a trading system that can be repeatedly validated. Today, I share this method in hopes of helping more people avoid pitfalls.

**Market fluctuations are essentially a game of probability**

Most newcomers treat this circle as a paradise for overnight riches, operating with a gambler’s mentality. I have seen too many people, right after entering, being led by rumors—buying heavily into coins that others say have potential, then panicking and cutting losses when prices fall. The results are predictable.

In simple terms, the rise and fall of the crypto market are influenced by multiple factors such as policies, capital flows, and market sentiment. No one can accurately predict every trend. Therefore, the logic of trading is not to make every trade profitable but to earn more when you win and lose less when you lose. By managing the win rate and risk-reward ratio, you can achieve overall positive returns.

**Three common misconceptions that must be corrected**

Following rumors and chasing hot topics: The so-called "insider information" circulating in the market is nine times out of ten a tool to trap retail investors. Mindless all-in bets: The crypto market is highly volatile; daily fluctuations of over 20% are normal. Going all-in is equivalent to putting all your chips on one bet. Lack of risk awareness: The market is unpredictable; proper capital management and position control are key to surviving longer.