#山寨币行情即将来临？ During the 2020-2021 bull run, my account really hit 8 figures.

I didn’t take screenshots to show off, nor did I brag to anyone. I just woke up every day and saw my balance going up, knowing I had finally made it.

But the harsh truth is—during that big cycle, most people actually didn’t make money.

It’s not that they “made less,” but that they couldn’t even tell if they made any at all, and some even lost more the longer they played.

Those who went all-in couldn’t bear to sell when prices rose; those who followed the mainstream coins and took off, quickly jumped into small coins only to get stuck and doubt everything; those who doubled their holdings gave all their profits back during corrections; and some people cashed out, only to rush back into the market and end up with a net worth even lower than before the bull run.

You think you’re participating in the market, but in reality, you’re just a passerby in the cycle.

Why was I able to steadily cash out during that cycle?

It wasn’t because I had better vision, better information, or was braver with my bets.

It was because I figured something out early: a bull market isn’t for having fun—it’s for harvesting the results of your hard work.

When the market went crazy, I didn’t chase those risky meme coins. I focused on just three things:

— Only enter after the trend is confirmed
— Always execute my take-profit points
— Walk away after winning—don’t stay, don’t look back

Others traded passion for liquidation; I used discipline to grow my capital.

After seven years in crypto, I’ve seen too many stories of “overnight riches and overnight ruin,” and countless retail traders who call you a genius when prices rise and curse you when they fall.

But I always remember the simplest, most unshakable truth:

The numbers you can actually withdraw—that’s real profit; the numbers you can keep—that’s real skill.

Now I’ve made it out. How about you?

Ask yourself: do you want to keep being the sucker, or become the one who laughs last?