#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 In recent years, every time new investors enter the market, their eyes shimmer with the same fiery light.

They are impatient, eager to try, full of dreams, and the first thing they almost always ask is: "How can I get rich quickly?"

The moment I hear that, what comes to my mind isn’t technical analysis or market forecasts, but—actually, I really want to pour a bucket of cold water on them directly.

To be honest, it’s because too many people treat the crypto world as a养成游戏—a nurturing game—tapping screens, pressing buttons, truly believing they can go from zero to expert, with doubling profits relying solely on luck, high returns stemming from speculation, waiting for a pie to fall from the sky.

But reality is never that simple.

What you see on the screen are reports of someone earning five figures in a day, whose account assets have skyrocketed, who wakes up to find more money. But no one tells you how many times they’ve experienced dives, stayed up through sleepless nights watching the charts, or dodged moments almost leading to liquidation.

Those who truly turn things around in this market are never impulsive players, nor are they still doing "fantasy dungeon speed runs."

Those who can climb out of the lows share common traits—they understand price movements, can keep their emotions in check, can resist the urge to chase missed opportunities, can withstand temptations, and most importantly, can stay clear-headed amid chaos.

After eight years in this field, I’ve summarized the most realistic advice:

Want quick? It will inevitably crash. Want stability? That’s how you truly turn things around.

The biggest mistake beginners make is being led by the daily chart’s ups and downs. They’re afraid of missing out if it goes up two points, afraid of liquidation if it drops two points, their emotions bounce like a roller coaster, jumping up and down, but their reaction speed is lightning-fast.

But that’s exactly how money can’t be made.

The more anxious you are, the faster it runs away. If you can stay patient enough, it will come closer on its own.

Real turnaround isn’t about a sudden surge, but about establishing a complete system that can withstand market volatility—every decisive stop-loss, every moment you hold steady without panic—all combined to form your moat.

Ask yourself: Are you willing to be a lifetime retail investor, or do you want to be the one laughing last?