Trading SOL, can you make money? Often, it's not about luck, but whether you understand the rhythm.

Here's a real case: someone learning trading from me used 5 months to turn a $5,000 capital into $130,000. There were no overnight riches stories; instead, it was a steady doubling each month. Sounds boring? But this is the most solid way to grow.

He also made common mistakes before—chasing hot topics, following trends, and managing his account chaotically like a casino. It wasn't until later that he realized the secret to making real money is just two words: focus and compound interest.

How exactly to operate? I recommend a method called position cycling. Take $100,000 as an example. Instead of going all-in at once, split it into five parts. One part holds spot assets, how to allocate the remaining four? Very simple—buy one part when it drops 10%, sell one part when it rises 10%. That’s it. No need to guess where the top or bottom is; just follow the established rhythm.

This method may seem slow, but once you calculate the power of compound interest, you'll understand. The most powerful thing isn't a single trade that multiplies tenfold, but consistent monthly accumulation. Over a year, the growth will be beyond imagination. More importantly, when market volatility hits—while others are fully invested and caught—you're already diversified and continuing to operate according to the rhythm; when others get liquidated, you're still steadily building positions; when a black swan event strikes, your well-diversified positions keep your mindset stable.

Sounds simple, right? It is simple. What's the hard part? It’s whether you can stick to this method alone, resist the urge to get itchy, and not be tempted by others’ quick gains.

When I turned my situation around, I didn’t rely on complex technical indicators or magical tricks—just this somewhat clumsy approach of phased position building and timed buying and selling. When the market skyrocketed, I sold according to the rhythm; when a bear market arrived, I gradually entered.

If you’re now staring at the candlesticks, feeling anxious and unsure when to buy or sell—I want to tell you, don’t rush. There are always opportunities in the market. What’s truly lacking is your sense of rhythm. Establish your strategy, lock in your rhythm, and let compound interest naturally take off.