Recently executed an ETH perpetual contract trade, opened at 3084 and closed at 3174, ultimately earning a 58% profit. Someone asked if it was due to exceptional skills; honestly, it's not—it's about truly holding on when the time comes.

Think about it, the market never owes you profits. The problem is that most people can't sit still when they see floating gains; they act too quickly, and as soon as the price dips, they start doubting everything. Those who lose money aren't necessarily wrong on the direction, but are ruined by three things: emotional swings, itchy trigger fingers, and—lack of patience.

The only ones who can really make money are those who can sit in the car without moving around. In this trade, I did three things: first, only entered with a clear structure; second, didn't let small fluctuations shake my mindset; third, exited decisively when the position was right.

Don't rush to argue with me. Just open your trading history and review it—you'll understand everything. Sometimes making money is that simple—it’s not about how great your skills are, but whether you can sit still.