Everyone in the crypto world has their own logic for making money.

Some rely on issuing projects to earn spreads—when the market moves, they open positions; some make profits by organizing communities—there's always a business in recruiting others; well-funded players broadly deploy their capital—since they have plenty of money, they can always find a niche to bite into; some have a keen sense of smell—seeing through where the leaders are, they go all in; others are veterans who can time the market—grasping cycles to earn waves.

But there are also those who completely ignore fundamentals—when a big V influencer calls a trade, they jump in with a "go all-in and die trying" mentality. These people are often the quickest to get liquidated in the market.

In fact, there is no absolute formula for making money in this market. It all depends on whether you have a clear strategy and risk control awareness, or if you're just gambling on luck. The former lasts longer, while the latter is bound to be taught a lesson sooner or later.