After years of immersion in the Crypto Assets market, I gradually realized an unknown fact: those seasoned traders who truly profit in the market publicly advocate the "long-term holding" philosophy, but in private, they precisely grasp the take profit timing and exit the market at the right moment.

Newcomers to the crypto asset world often believe that their losses are due to insufficient information or inaccurate technical indicators, unaware that the biggest issue actually lies in psychological state and capital management.

Experienced traders never invest all their funds into a single project; they always keep a portion of their funds to cope with market changes. They also do not stare at price movements all day until their heart races, but instead set target prices, buying when prices drop and selling when they rise, maintaining a normal pace of life during the rest of the time.

In the end:

1. Profit is achieved through patient waiting rather than frequent operations.
2. Only profits obtained in areas that one understands are truly reliable gains.

These are the "unspoken rules" that experienced traders usually won't tell you directly. Because even if they were to say it, beginners would find it difficult to truly put it into practice.

It is worth noting that the market has recently shown some positive signals: Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows for three consecutive weeks, tokens in the BNB Chain ecosystem have generally risen, the U.S. has begun discussing the possibility of including Bitcoin in its strategic reserves, and expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts are also heating up. These factors could have significant impacts on the Crypto Assets market, and investors should closely monitor these developments.