Over the years of trading, I increasingly agree with one point: the market always cycles between euphoria and fear. Many people struggle with whether to buy the dip or chase the rally; in reality, the true test is recognizing which stage you and the market are in.

Recently, the volatility of mainstream coins like $SOL and $ATH has indeed been amplifying. Honestly, such fluctuations usually indicate a shift in sentiment. I've seen several rounds of this—when a certain coin suddenly surges, the community is full of "If you don't get in now, you'll regret it," only for it to cool down quickly afterward. The $TRUTH wave is a typical example.

My current approach is more restrained: observing. Not betting on the direction, just waiting for the market's true intentions to surface.

These years of losses have given me the best lessons. Strict stop-loss and absolute patience—these are the two I learned the latest and now use the most. Especially during extreme emotional moments, whether it's the excitement of chasing highs or the fear of cutting losses, most decisions are wrong.

Trend is not predicted; it evolves on its own. Give the market time, give yourself time. Wait for clear signals before taking action—that greatly increases the success rate.