In the crypto market, longevity is less about technology and more about mindset. The real killer is often just one word—impulse.

You'll see people like this: whenever there's a fluctuation, they want to cut open and operate; when the market pulls back, they immediately want to make up for losses. The more they try to prove they can do it, the faster their accounts get drained. Some people aren't even waiting for the market to turn around—they're just messing up their principal halfway through.

A cold fact is: there will always be opportunities in the market. But your principal may not be able to wait for that day.

At this stage, you should change your mindset. Don't focus on "how much you can earn," but instead ask yourself "how not to die recklessly." Don't hard-accept the inevitable losses, don't get entangled in uncertain markets, and don't rely on a single trade to turn things around. Every trade needs clear boundaries—when to enter, when to exit, where to set stop-loss points—all planned in advance. Most importantly, never let emotions place your orders.

You will gradually realize that the real difference isn't made by a single big win. It's whether you can always stay at the table and watch others make mistakes out of impatience.

In this market, the fastest "turnaround" is often the slowest. Not through frequent operations and trades, but by maintaining a calm mindset, only taking action when a truly suitable opportunity appears. If lately you feel like you're being dragged by the market, restless and impatient, don't blame the market—most likely, your rhythm is already out of sync.

Shift your focus from "quick profits" to "making fewer mistakes," and many problems will naturally dissipate. The path is step by step, and money accumulates little by little. First, ensure you survive; opportunities will find you naturally. Those who can survive and make money in the market are always patient people.

Are you ready to adjust your rhythm now?