#数字资产市场动态 Crypto market accounts are shrinking, and many people's first reaction is "the market is bad," but upon closer inspection, the problem often lies with oneself—missing the right rhythm.

Some time ago, someone came to me with only 900U left in their account, under so much pressure that it affected their life. I looked at their trading records, and the market was actually very clear, the logic was there, so I helped them identify two precise swing opportunities. Not long after, their account grew to over 50,000U. They told me this was the first time this year seeing their funds increase, and they were so excited their hands were trembling.

Such results are actually not surprising. The crypto market is full of opportunities; what really holds people back are two things: first, whether they can accurately grasp the market rhythm; second, whether they can control their mindset and avoid unnecessary reckless moves.

If you take the wrong direction and rush blindly, no matter how much capital you have, it will burn out; but as long as the direction is right and execution is steady, small funds can still grow big. Recently, I’ve interacted with many traders like this. Conservative strategies can yield several times the returns, and those who are in sync with the rhythm have even multiplied tenfold—from a few hundred U to thousands U, growing every day.

I don’t boast or make big promises, nor do I rely on emotional calls. Every trade is planned, with logic supporting entry and exit. No reckless holding, no blind averaging down—just riding the most certain part of the market.

That’s the secret: in the crypto market, the truly profitable part is never the entire market movement, but the segment that is most confident and easiest to control.

Turning around isn’t about talent; it’s about understanding the market rhythm and having firm execution. This wave of market is still ongoing, and the opportunity is right in front of you. If you miss it, you’ll have to wait for the next round—better to act now than regret later.