Made a crazy profit of 3.72 million USDT in ten days. Honestly, even I’m a bit stunned by that number.

Started with 152,000 USDT, and now the account sits at 3.86 million USDT. No exaggeration—if this round of trades were made into a tutorial, it could be a classic case study for three years. Looking back at those FIL trades, the timing was absolutely perfect.

The AIA trade was the most satisfying. Around the $20 mark, I saw the candlestick pattern and felt something was off—heavy volume at the top, clearly someone was trying to exit. I decisively shorted and watched it drop to $8, netting 280,000 USDT just like that. It felt like hitting every beat perfectly.

ZEC was even crazier. Near $500, while everyone else was hesitating, we went long. The result? Took profit at $648, pocketing 460,000 USDT securely. This is when you can't be greedy—knowing when to take profit is key.

The main show was FIL. On-chain data was especially interesting those days—large inflows kept coming in at the bottom, a clear signal. I started with a small position near $1,000 to test the buying strength. Saw strong support and immediately increased my position. Sure enough, the market reversed in a V-shape, jumping up 10% in an instant! We sold in batches around $2.6, not waiting for the absolute top but never overstaying. That’s real trading discipline.

A lot of people ask how I catch these opportunities.

To be honest, there’s no secret. It’s all about watching the market—watching relentlessly. In these past ten-plus days, our team hardly slept, running through every critical price level again and again. Technicals, capital flows, sentiment—all cross-checked. If a trade didn’t make logical sense, we stayed away.

The market doesn’t hand out free money, but it does reward those who do their homework.

Position management is a lesson learned with blood and tears. I’ve seen too many people go all-in after catching a wave, only to get wiped out by a single pullback. Our principle is simple: probe position + main position + chase position, three steps, each with its own stop loss. Don’t get cocky when you’re making money, cut losses quickly when you’re not—that’s how you survive.

Now the market is showing new signals. On-chain data for several key coins is starting to move—this usually means a big move is brewing. But exactly how to play it will depend on the next few days’ price action.

What I want to say is: Yes, you can make fast money in crypto, but only if you’ve mastered risk management. Stop-losses aren't cowardice—they’re how you survive to catch the next opportunity. The ones who laugh last don’t rely on luck, but on discipline and patience.

Where’s the next opportunity? Honestly, I’m watching too. But one thing is certain: when others are fearful, it’s often the time to start building a position. The market never lacks opportunities—what’s lacking are people who can seize them.