👴 I am a person born in the 80s, and I have been in the cryptocurrency circle for more than ten years. When I say 'old,' it refers to both age and experience.
There are many legends in this circle: for example, Liang Xi, who dared to bet 2,000 that night of the 312 crash, and ended up with over ten million. But with a heavy gambling nature, the outcome was naturally difficult to bear.
I have taken a different path.
With a capital of 100,000 entering the market, my account now exceeds ten million. It’s not the fastest, nor the most aggressive, but it relies on one word: endure.
The cryptocurrency circle is essentially an emotional amusement park.
Most people are visitors, being tossed around by market trends; a few are the helmsmen, who restrain their impulses and can treat it as a 'cash machine.'
I have only four ironclad rules:
1️⃣ Do not be greedy for small profits, and do not take fatal risks.
Twelve characters, simple to the point of being laughable, yet it is something that most people cannot achieve in their lifetime.
Make 1,000 and run, but end up missing out on 50,000 gains; refusing to admit mistakes and stubbornly holding on, only to return to square one overnight.
Back and forth, always getting slapped in the face by the market.
2️⃣ Choose mainstream coins that have plummeted.
Do not touch those flashy new coins.
Start with a small position, then add more once it stabilizes. This is the 'dumb method,' but it's the safest.
3️⃣ Determine the trend first, then add positions.
While others frantically try to catch the bottom, I prefer to wait until the trend is confirmed before entering.
Spending a little more on costs is fine; it’s much better than being stuck halfway up the mountain.
4️⃣ Withdraw capital + profit after each wave of increases.
Let the remaining positions fluctuate; leave when the time is right.
Money in the pocket is the real profit.
With this set of principles, I helped a friend who lost over 600,000. Not only did he recover his capital in half a year, but he also made enough to buy a car.
💡 There are too many smart people in the cryptocurrency circle, but those who can truly go far are often the 'honest people':
They do not seek instant gains, do not gamble on the final hand, and do not compete with the market.
While most people chase rising and falling prices, you follow your routine, and you can catch the chips they panic and throw away.
The cryptocurrency circle is unpredictable, but if you can endure, you can go far.
