The crypto world has never lacked this type of person: today shouting to buy the dip, tomorrow turning around and shouting to escape the top. These people rely on their words to create a sense of presence, living in front of the camera all day.

Where is the problem? Even if they occasionally get it right once or twice, it's just a fluke—luck that hits the mark. Results achieved by chance have no reference value whatsoever.

What do truly capable traders rely on to see through the market? Not mysticism, nor intuition. It’s practical experience accumulated through fighting in the K-line charts. Paying tuition with real money, experiencing liquidations, stop-losses, countless reflections—only then can a stable trading system be built.

Many newcomers have a one-sided understanding of the market. When prices fall, they rush to buy the dip; when they see an uptrend, they panic and try to sell the top. Such reactive operations often backfire.

Imagine a gaming scenario. Why give up a comeback opportunity when you're not yet at the end of your rope? The same logic applies to the market. Rebounds after a decline are common, but most of these rebounds are traps designed to lure traders into false hope. The subsequent market often goes through repeated bottoming processes—up and down, back and forth—until most traders' psychology is shattered.

The movements of BTC and ETH are never based on guesses. Every top and bottom range can be traced through historical data and technical analysis. The difference is that some spend time studying, while others choose shortcuts.

Jealous when you see others making profits? That won't solve the problem. Instead of obsessing over others' "luck," it’s better to focus on solidifying your basic skills. This market only recognizes strength; everything else is虚的. Without genuine team support and systematic methodology guidance, relying solely on oneself to navigate this market makes it very difficult to find a way out.