Cryptocurrency trading is a practice of battling human nature. The market always swings between greed and fear, and true profits often come from calmness in the face of opposite emotions. I have learned to chase the 24-hour moving K-line, no longer focusing on six-month or one-year cycles. Life is short—although short-term trading is gambling and long-term investing is the real strategy, the instant gains from short-term trading bring immense joy. Therefore, follow me in short-term trading; position management is more important than timing. I only use funds I can afford to lose and set strict take-profit and stop-loss levels. Once set, I will never move or cancel the stop-loss line. Most importantly, I realize that in the virtual currency market, knowledge is the only moat: understanding the technical essence, tracking ecosystem development, and identifying genuine demand and bubbles are far more valuable than blindly listening to news. That’s why I generally avoid trading based on news. The market rewards patience and learning, punishes the reckless and greedy.