A quick turnaround, bottom-fishing for coins to achieve a comeback? Sounds tempting, but honestly, the probability is so small it can be ignored.

Reality is often more painful. Most people, after entering the market, find the rhythm increasingly chaotic—impulsive trades, random position additions, holding onto losses stubbornly, ending up with a shattered account and a mess. The mindset collapses, and the strategy becomes useless.

But think about it from a different perspective: what if you could strictly follow trading discipline? Make a little more profit on the right trades, lose a little less on the wrong ones, and survive long enough through this mechanical execution. In the long run, you’re actually more likely to wait for the real market rotation opportunity.

Markets have cycles, sectors rotate, and high-quality projects emerge one after another. The key isn’t about getting rich overnight, but about—whether you can survive until that moment that belongs to you.