Eight years in the industry, from the initial "all in" to now achieving stable returns, my biggest realization is—rules must be engraved in your heart, only then will profits come naturally.

Many people think that trading relies on luck and intuition, but I prefer to see myself as a "market architect." Not designing products, but designing a trading system that can adapt to market fluctuations, then strictly following this system. Both rises and falls become predictable processes.

**The most important habit: three hours of in-depth review every day**

I set a rule for myself: dedicate three hours each day to review the previous day's trades. In the morning, I handle daily chores first, then sit at my computer promptly at 9:00, importing all trading records into my system. The trading volume during the early market hours in the crypto space is usually lower, making this period ideal for focused analysis.

Reviewing is far more than just looking at candlestick charts. I analyze each trade in detail: Was this trade executed strictly according to the plan? If it resulted in a loss, was it an acceptable normal loss within the system? If it was a profit, was it due to proper plan execution or just lucky market timing? Through this "surgical" analysis, I can continuously optimize my decision-making process.

**A complete operational plan is required before entering the market**

Placing orders without a plan is gambling. Before each operation, I write a detailed script: specific entry price, stop-loss placement, target profit, position size, and even outline three to five possible market trend directions, along with contingency plans for each scenario.

This process may seem tedious, but it is key to maintaining stable profits. Once you've considered all possibilities, you won't be driven by emotions or fear when actually trading.