Actually, playing with coins has never been a game of "who is smarter," but a practice of "who is more sober."

I've seen too many people dive into the crypto world, obsessively learning indicators, analyzing market trends, searching for inside information. The more they learn, the more complicated it becomes; the more they trade, the more confused they get. In the end, they earn less and lose more.

But one of my students took a completely different path.
From a few ten-thousand to several hundred thousand, in two years, he proved that the "simplest method" is the most reliable method.

He never fights the market, nor overestimates his judgment, only sticking to the bottom line I taught him: no adding to losing positions, no holding onto bad trades, no leverage. He cuts losses at 20% without hesitation, takes profits at 50% without greed.

While others stay up late watching the charts and feel anxious, he remains calm and relaxed: if there's no position, he turns off the device; he doesn't waste a minute on futile watching; if there is a position, he places an order, completes the operation in a few minutes. The rest of the time, he lives well, relaxes properly.

After making money, he never spends extravagantly, nor blindly adds to positions. He always follows my instructions for allocation:
First, withdraw profits to protect the foundation;
Use half of the profits for steady investment to build a solid backing;
Reinvest the remaining funds with compound interest, progressing and retreating in moderation.

The three rules I set for him are ultimately about fighting human greed and luck:
Not chasing the rise is respect for the market;
Not holding onto losing positions is kindness to the principal;
Not fighting battles is about preserving profits.

There's no need to cling to the fantasy of a hundredfold coin, no need to envy those myths of overnight riches. True wealth has always been accumulated slowly.
Consistently taking 50% profit twenty times in a row, reaching millions or billions, is just a matter of time.

The detours I took, the traps I stepped into, the dark nights I endured are now over. The torch has been handed to you.
From now on, there's no need to stumble in the dark; just hold tight to the torch and steadily shine.