#数字资产市场观察 Recently, I've been seeing a lot of people complain: "Is making money in the Crypto Assets market just a matter of luck?" But what I want to ask is - even if luck comes, do you really have the ability to seize it? Or will you just watch opportunities slip away?

**Don't blame all your losses on luck**

When seeing others making profits in the market, many people's first reaction is "he is really lucky." But in reality? What truly determines winning or losing is often not luck itself, but rather two more concrete factors: whether your trading system is solid enough, and whether your capital can hold up in critical moments.

Let's talk about the trading system. The market fluctuates so quickly that sometimes a single piece of news can cause a certain coin to soar. But if you don't have your own strategy, even if you encounter a bull market, the result can be quite awkward: either you panic and run away after making a little profit because you didn't set a take-profit point, or you didn't even consider a stop-loss, and when the pullback comes, not only do you lose all your profits, but you might even end up losing more. Those who can truly seize opportunities have long refined their own systems—what signals indicate an entry opportunity, how to judge the trend direction, and how much position to hold in the face of severe fluctuations. In essence, a good trading system is not meant to "tell the future," but to "provide a safety net"—so that when opportunities arise, you won't be caught off guard.

Let's talk about funds. There are always small opportunities in the market, but the ones that can truly transform account numbers are often those big trends that require patience to wait for. However, too many people can't hold back their emotions, frequently entering and exiting, chasing highs and cutting losses, resulting in their principal being consumed in repeated trial and error, unable to last until the moment worth betting on. What is reasonable fund management? It is dividing the money into several parts: a small position for trial and error, exploring the rhythm, while keeping most of the principal to withstand fluctuations and wait for significant opportunities. It's like planting fruit trees; don’t rush to pick the immature small fruits, what you really need to wait for are those few big fruits that can double the entire harvest - and fund management is the assurance that gives you the confidence to wait.

So you see, in this circle, luck never randomly falls on anyone. First, manage your system and funds well, and when the opportunity truly arrives, you'll be able to catch it and wait for it. Otherwise, no matter how big the trend is, it will only be a breeze passing by your window.