In the crypto world, I've seen too many people chasing the "get rich quick myth" and ending up caught off guard. I used to follow the fluctuations of the Candlestick, imagining I would double my money with a slight rise, and panicking to close all positions with a small fall. My account felt like leaves being swept away by a strong wind, leaving me sleepless at night.

Later I understood that what can truly take root here is never the luck of "betting right once", but rather the confidence of "not making mistakes every time". The day I handed trading over to quantification was like putting the brakes on my own frantic pace—it doesn't crave short-term profits, but adheres to long-term patterns; it doesn't get flustered by volatility, but follows the preset rhythm.

Watching the account curve slowly climb up, without the excitement of big ups and downs, but with the stability of "waking up tomorrow still feeling secure." It turns out that the most touching thing in the crypto world is not the joy of "doubling overnight," but the certainty of "steady and continuous progress"—after all, those who can smile and walk to the end are the best explanation to themselves. This kind of steady happiness, those who have experienced it know it well...