There’s really no need to overcomplicate trading systems with mysterious packaging.

So-called experts? Basically, it’s just about not guessing blindly—stick to the plan, manage your wallet well, and respond to the situation as it unfolds.

Let me give you a simple analogy.
Do you check every day whether it will rain tomorrow? You can try, but you only get one chance to bring an umbrella—you can’t afford to gamble.

So, what should you do? Naturally, you wait for the right timing: in the morning, the sky looks terrifyingly dark, with fierce winds almost breaking the trees—that’s when you grab a bucket to fetch water, and nine times out of ten, you’re good.

See the pattern?
You’re not predicting whether it will rain or not—you’re doing “waiting”—waiting for the almost certain signal that indicates rain is coming.

What if one morning the sun is shining brightly, and suddenly there’s a downpour in the afternoon? No worries, that’s not the water you’re supposed to catch. You only catch your own rain.

The same principle applies in crypto trading.
If you develop a set of exclusive entry signals (maybe certain candlestick patterns, capital flow, on-chain data combinations), once these signals align, the subsequent trend becomes a high-probability event.

These signals aren’t necessarily short-term—they could be medium- or long-term patterns. As long as they’re something you’ve monitored closely, verified countless times, and understand their temperament well.

No signals? Then do nothing.
Even if the market jumps up and down every day, and various altcoins tempt you with their rise, as long as it’s not the signal you’re waiting for, just ignore it. You won’t waste energy guessing rise or fall, nor will you panic over missing a hot spot.