A common question new entrants ask in the crypto world is: With such a small principal, how can I achieve a hundredfold return? I've seen too many people enter with this fantasy, and none of them succeed in the end.

Honestly, relying on 10% daily compound interest to make money in this market is basically impossible. The crypto space isn't a bank; the logic of getting rich quickly isn't "slow and steady," but rather riding the trend. Over the past two years, I've gained a deeper understanding of this.

**Why do most people lose more the longer they play?**

The crypto market is like a magnifying glass, exposing all human flaws.

Some are too impatient—before understanding the rules, they go all-in, and a single downturn causes them to exit immediately. Others can't control their hands—knowing it's not a good entry point but still chasing high, ending up trapped at the top. Some can't withstand losses—knowing they should cut losses early but hoping to recover, waiting until liquidation before regretting. And some have a narrow mindset—focusing only on minute-by-minute fluctuations, taking small profits and stopping, missing out on the real big moves later.

What do people who actually make money look at? Cycles. They use daily charts, weekly charts, or even monthly charts to judge the rhythm. For example, after Bitcoin rises, capital starts flowing into Ethereum, then to other main coins, and finally Meme coins go wild. This is the pattern of capital rotation. As long as you grasp this big rhythm, you can avoid noise and truly make money.

**To achieve a hundredfold return, you need a "cycle + position" combo**

The first key: don't chase highs or sell lows; learn to wait for opportunities.

70% of the time in crypto is sideways movement, only 30% of the time there is a clear trend. Experts lie in wait like cheetahs, only taking action when the probability is high. For example, deploying at low points early in a bull market, or key support levels on a quarterly scale...