Looking at the account multiply so many times, many people only see the numbers. But I know what’s behind it—countless nights of waiting, moments of stepping into traps, and every time tightening my nerves to stick to discipline.

Let me share a few of the most memorable trades.

In the $BEAT wave, the price struggled after reaching the previous high, with longer upper shadows, and buying momentum clearly waned. I didn’t try to predict what would happen next; the market had already sent the signal—short. As a result, I made 56,000 USDT. It’s not luck; it’s because I waited for the moment the signal appeared.

$ZEC’s sideways consolidation around 328.94 took a long time, feeling like it was gathering strength. It couldn’t go down, nor could it go up. But I’ve seen this kind of bottoming process many times, usually brewing for a breakout. Once volume increased upward, I entered immediately. From 328.94 to 406.48, in eight hours, I earned 10,000 USDT. Some say this is gambling luck, but I say it’s waiting for the right timing.

$PIPPIN is even more interesting. It consolidated with low volume at the 0.5 level for a long time, with dry trading volume, as if it was truly hibernating. But this kind of volume contraction often signals an upcoming move. When the upper boundary was broken and volume expanded simultaneously, I decided to go all-in. This trade yielded 23,000 USDT.

If I had to sum up a trading philosophy, it’s just three words: wait, follow,守.

Waiting, because most of the time the market is noise. Opportunities to act are actually not that many. Those unwilling to wait will ultimately be forced to take over others’ orders.

Follow, meaning only follow clear trend breakouts. Don’t try to guess tops and bottoms, don’t fantasize about predicting the market. The market will tell you what to do, provided you learn to read the signals.

守, refers to execution discipline. Every trade must have a stop-loss point. Take profits in stages, don’t wait to eat everything at once. Most importantly, don’t let emotions mess with your account.

There’s a saying I strongly believe in: Money isn’t guessed out; it’s the market’s reward for those who follow the rules. Look around at people constantly being led by volatility—chasing highs today, selling lows tomorrow—they’re still replacing system with impulse. When you realize you need to replace impulse with a system, that’s the real turning point.