Looking at $ETH's performance over the past six months, some people have indeed made quite a bit. But if you ask me if it's luck? Honestly, that's all nonsense.

I've experienced it myself. At first, I also wanted to try my luck, but what happened? Falling into traps, cutting losses, repeatedly losing money. The volatility in the crypto world can easily confuse people—one careless move and you chase the high, hold heavy positions, or stubbornly hold on. It wasn't until later that I realized that truly consistent profits in this market don't rely on luck, but on a tested and proven trading system.

So I started to refine my approach seriously. Starting from the basics—when to enter? How much to invest? How to manage risk? When is the right time to take profits and secure gains? These seemingly simple questions are actually difficult for most people to answer clearly. I spent a lot of time testing and reviewing the market, recording every operation to see what was done right and where I missed opportunities.

Gradually, vague intuition turned into clear rules. Entry points became standardized, position sizes were proportioned, and take-profit and stop-loss levels were no longer decided on a whim. Each refinement made my operations more stable. No chasing highs, no greed, no letting short-term fluctuations throw off the rhythm—these clichés only sound simple, but actually doing them is much harder than it looks.

What was the result? My account grew from an initial 10,000 to tens of thousands, and now to over a hundred thousand. Every profit was earned honestly. There’s no secret to this process—it's about replacing impulsiveness with a framework, replacing illusions with discipline.

Many people in the crypto world can make profits, but very few can do so consistently over the long term. The difference lies in whether you truly spend time refining your trading system. When it’s well refined, making money becomes natural.