The market has become active again these past few days, and many people say they don't understand it — they are afraid to chase the price when it rises, and when it falls, their fingers start to itch again, always feeling like they are one step behind.

Recently, someone asked me if it's possible to achieve results with three thousand yuan. I said absolutely, as long as the right methods are used. I personally rolled my small capital up to over a hundred thousand, not relying on luck, but on truly mastering the rhythm and execution.

The experience gained over the years, to put it simply, is not a secret, just these points:

**First, don't make random moves during the consolidation period.** When the market is still in a fluctuating phase, jumping in at every small fluctuation can often lead to being washed out. The real opportunity arises at the moment when the trend becomes clear—when the trading volume increases and the direction is also clear, that's when you should take action. Last time, we positioned ourselves just before BTC broke through, and once the main upward wave started, we basically captured all the gains from this wave.

**Second, increasing positions must be done step by step.** Going all in at the start is a big taboo. My approach is to initially invest only 5% of the position to test the waters, and then increase the investment with the profits earned. The key is to have the courage to add positions when the market is making money, rather than stubbornly holding onto losing positions.

**Third, leave room for profit-taking.** Many people rush to cash out everything as soon as their account turns positive, which can lead to missing out on major trends. When facing a real trend market, one must learn to let part of the profits run for a while, not cash out completely, and leave half of the position to continue following the market. This is how to truly reap the rewards.

The market is always full of opportunities; what is lacking is whether you can position yourself in the right way. Frequent trading is often a sign of loss; winners rely on being able to wait when they should wait, being daring to enter when they should enter, being able to push when they should push, and knowing when to take profits.