#数字资产市场动态 Honestly, the profits I’ve made are not about quick reactions or insider information. On the contrary—I am very aware that I react slower than others and cannot play high-frequency short-term trades. While others are busy chasing gains and cutting losses, I’ve long since compromised: watching dramas, playing games, occasionally checking my holdings. As a result, the market has gradually risen.

My approach is so simple that no one believes it when I talk about it. Here it is: select a few projects you believe can survive until the next bull market, set a comfortable buy-in price, and then—completely forget about them.

Last year, a target caught my attention, and I bought some at 0.35U. Over the next eight months, it just sat there. No community activity, like a corpse. I checked it a few times, no increase or decrease. Then this spring, it suddenly took off, rising from the bottom to 3.2U in a month. I sold in batches at 2.8U.

That’s a 20x return. But to be honest—I didn’t earn from insider information that everyone else didn’t know; I earned from “time.” Using eight months of patience for a one-month explosion.

Now I have a similar idea in mind. A certain project has been consolidating for nearly half a year, with very little discussion, and the K-line looks like a thin line. I’ve seen this pattern many times before; the colder it looks, the more it signals an impending storm.

Do you want to know which one exactly? I can’t say. It’s like fishing with a baited hook—too many people come, and the fish scatter. But the logic is fixed: position yourself when no one is watching, and exit when it’s noisy.

If you’re tired of watching the market every day, your mood fluctuating with the K-line, only to end up earning transaction fees for the exchange, maybe it’s time to try a different approach.

Sometimes, true ability isn’t about speed but about patience. Look at those who make big profits in a bull market—they earn profits that come to them, not those they grab. I’m waiting now for that signal.