#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 【January 18, 2026 Trading Notes】

Many people always think about doubling their money in one shot, but 99% of the time they end up losing. On the other hand, some steady players rely on small gains of 1-3% each time, repeating 10-15 times a month. Over a year, their profit curve can leave those chasing quick gains and panic selling far behind. This is the core difference between explosive profits and compound interest.

How to operate? There are actually three key points:

First, have a reliable expectation. Keep single-trade gains within 1-3%, and set a stop-loss level, usually around 0.5-1.5%. Don’t be greedy; small, frequent trades are better at avoiding pitfalls than large, infrequent ones.

Second, establish an execution rhythm. Set a fixed trading frequency weekly or monthly, and don’t let market fluctuations sway you. For example, plan to execute 12-15 trades per week—neither too many nor too few—and follow the plan. This way, you can seize opportunities without overtrading.

The last step is data validation. Record your actual gains each month to see if your system is truly effective. Through strict position management and risk control, small gains can be magnified month by month through the power of compound interest.

Honestly, explosive profits are essentially an illusion of survivor bias. The stories of overnight riches are often built on many pitfalls behind the scenes. In contrast, compound interest is a clear mathematical law. As long as you follow the rules, you can steadily earn profits. Instead of gambling and hoping for luck, it’s better to be a steady winner on the compound interest curve.

Every small step forward is progress. This logic applies equally when trading $BTC $ETH $SOL .