#数字货币市场洞察 Growing from 2,000U to one million U sounds like a joke, right? Let me be honest first—this isn’t about talent, it’s the inevitable result after reconstructing my methodology.

My account has blown up three times, and at my worst, I had less than four figures left. Back then, I believed in luck, intuition, and so-called “market feel.” It wasn’t until I kept stepping on landmines that I realized a harsh truth: losing money isn’t about poor skills, it’s about not having a replicable system at all.

Later, I adjusted three operational logics, and my account started to grow steadily:

**Logic One: Don’t chase what’s already up, only look for what no one’s watching**

There’s a rule in the market—when everyone’s shouting about something, it’s usually the most dangerous time to be the bagholder. Real opportunities are hidden in corners no one cares about.

For example, in May last year, I noticed something unusual in BUSD’s on-chain data: large wallets were continuously accumulating, but community discussion was near freezing point. This kind of divergence often signals that the big players are building positions at the bottom. Sure enough, it took off at the end of the month, and I rotated as planned at the start of June, capturing the entire profit from that move.

Timing is always more important than picking the right asset. When others are panicking, it might be your window to build a position.

**Logic Two: Every move has a preset plan, never improvise on the spot**

I no longer “go all in just because I feel this one will pump.”

My standard process is:
- Set up targets in advance
- Build positions in three steps, at a ratio of 3:3:4
- Start taking profits in batches when floating profit hits 30%
- Cut losses immediately if I’m wrong, hold if I’m right

No more wishful “let’s wait and see,” and no greedy “I’ll leave only after it doubles.” Most people lose money because they don’t exit when they should, and they can’t hold profits because they lack exit standards. I’ve locked all these variables into a process—if I’m wrong, I can cut losses in time; if I’m right, I can reach my target.

Profits are never made from going all in just once—they come from executing correctly, again and again.

**Logic Three: Information always moves ahead of price**

Price surges never happen out of nowhere; there are always signals accumulating in advance.

Take the WLFI 4x rally, for example—we caught the anomaly three days ahead:
- Trading depth suddenly increased
- Several key wallets started operating frequently
- Community discussion heat picked up from zero

When these details line up, it’s a sign of liftoff. If you wait to chase after the chart moves, it’s already too late.

**If you can’t double your money, it’s probably not because there’s no opportunity, but because you lack an executable framework.**

No script, no discipline, no sensitivity to signals—that’s where most people get stuck. The market doesn’t lack opportunities; it lacks people who can recognize, dare to act, and stick to them.