#ETH走势分析 From being anxious and losing sleep every night watching the charts, to now easily earning over a million a year—this transformation wasn't due to any mysterious trick or dumb luck, but from learning two words: keeping it simple.

Thinking back to the beginning, my trading was no different from most people’s: chasing pumps, panicking on dips, constantly going all-in, and having my emotions shredded by the candlesticks. Until a veteran who had been in the market for seven or eight years told me:

"Surviving in the market is ten thousand times more important than making quick money."

That's when I started to adjust my pace and became "clumsy":

✗ No more going all-in
✗ No trading high-volatility contracts
✗ No chasing coins that have already taken off
✗ No staying up all night glued to the charts

I slowed things down—only using 20% of my capital for each trade. Others said my position sizing was too conservative, but I would calmly reply:

Getting the direction right × Consistent compounding = Real profits
Rushing to double up × Heavy gambling = Account wiped out

After less than ten trades, my daily gains weren’t spectacular, but my account grew like a snowball, bigger and bigger.

What causes most people to lose money is never the market itself, but that restless heart—greed, impulsiveness, and the fantasy of making it big in one shot.

Those who actually make it to the end and keep profiting all share three traits:

They can resist temptation
They can endure loneliness
They can wait for the right opportunity

Sound plain and unremarkable? But this is exactly the only path to actually keeping money in your account.

I'm not selling any secret techniques, just helping you avoid the pitfalls that 90% of people fall into.

If you’ve experienced liquidation, felt lost, or want a comeback but can’t find direction—remember this:

You don’t need to be the smartest trader, you just need to be the most stable one.

Now there are two paths in front of you:

Keep trading on instinct and keep paying tuition fees;
Or change your approach and really start using this "slow but steady" method.

The turning point for your next profit is in the choice you make right now.

Which will you choose?