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Opportunities are always there, but they only belong to those with discipline.
One day in March, a fan approached me, with only 1000U left in his account. He asked me: “Brother, is there really hope for a turnaround?” I felt the anxiety and expectation in his words; I have seen this feeling too many times.
I replied to him: “Follow me, don't rush, stick to the plan.” Four months later, this account grew from 1000U to 300,000U. This is not magic, but the victory of a rigorous strategy.
Step 1: Learn to wait and find the right rhythm
Many people rush into the market wanting to go all in immediately, but often end up losing money. We are different; we spent several days observing the market, waiting for the best opportunity like hunters.

Discipline and patience are the fastest shortcuts for small funds.
I once had a friend who started with 1200U and rolled it to 58,000U in six months. There were no liquidations, no miracles, just strict adherence to the rules.
After a long time, I increasingly believe in a principle: for small funds to grow, the first thought should not be about how much to earn, but how to survive. Today, I share this set of ideas validated by practical experience, hoping to inspire those of you with smaller amounts.
01 Splitting money, being fully invested is like looking for death
My friend divided the 1200U into three parts; I think this 'three-part rule' is something every small fund investor can directly refer to:

—— Written for those of you who are tired of 'technical analysis' yet still losing money.
1. Active liquidation method: First learn to 'admit defeat' before you can win.
Others teach you to cut losses, I directly 'plan for liquidation.'
I split 1500U into 5 parts, with each part being 300U. Each time I place an order, I only play with one part and set the stop-loss line at the opposite direction of doubling — for example, after a 100% increase, if it retraces by 50%, I automatically exit. I am not betting on direction, but on probability.
What kind of person does the market fear the most? It’s not those 'heroic traders' who can hold on, but those who can calmly open a position for the 11th time after blowing up 10 times. When you write out a 'liquidation budget' in advance, market fluctuations turn into a math problem, not a psychological battle.

Strictly adhere to discipline to survive the slaughter in the cryptocurrency world.
Do you remember that late night when the instant noodle soup ran out, and the liquidation line on the screen felt like a knife stabbing my chest? The six-figure debt suffocated me, and an eight-dollar bowl of noodles had to be eaten over two meals. Eight years have passed, and now my account quietly holds an eight-digit number.
This is not luck; it is the lesson learned from countless cuts to stop losses. Today, I want to share the four core principles that helped me turn my life around.
01. See through the dealer's 'standard smile': rapid rise and horizontal consolidation, hiding a knife behind it.
In 2018, I heavily invested in a popular cryptocurrency, which surged 40% in just a few days and then consolidated for four days at a high level. There was constant good news in the market, and I naively thought this was just a phase of accumulation. On the fifth day, it suddenly plummeted by 20%, and my principal nearly went to zero.

I am an old player who entered the market in 2016, experiencing the joy of my account multiplying by 40 times in one night, as well as the taste of 80% profit evaporation and shattered dreams of buying a house. Today, I won't talk about mysticism, but will share my insights on taking profits and cutting losses that I earned with real money—'Knowing how to buy is the entry point, knowing how to sell is the real skill.'
1. My pain: from '40 times floating profit' to 'a total loss'
In 2017, I hit ADA at $0.03, and it rose to $1.2 in 3 months, with my account floating profit nearly 40 times. During that time, I woke up every day counting how many zeros my account had gained, and even looked at house layouts. But I made a big mistake: being greedy and not taking profits. As a result, ADA dropped back to $0.2, with 80% of the profit evaporated, and the cooked duck flew away.

Watching the K-line chart fluctuate in the middle of the night feels like seeing the trajectory of my fate over the past eight years.
I will never forget that night when I first blew up my account, watching the numbers on the screen go to zero, feeling icy all over. In eight years in the crypto world, I have blown up accounts, gone into debt, been chased by online loans, and even lost 200,000 in a single day. But today, I can calmly reflect on this journey that started with 1,000 USDT and ultimately achieved a profit of 20 million.
I am not a god, just a survivor who crawled out from a pile of dead bodies. If you have ever doubted yourself in the middle of the night, I want to tell you: the road is still long, don't stop. Here are nine core insights that I have exchanged with blood and tears.

Brothers, I am an old player in the cryptocurrency circle for more than ten years. I have seen the myth of getting rich overnight and have also experienced the darkest moments of liquidation, online loans, and debts. The biggest lesson learned from exchanging real money is: the cryptocurrency circle is not short of opportunities; what is lacking is people who can survive until the opportunities come. Today, I will lay out my core principles, rejecting fancy theories and only discussing survival rules that ordinary people can practice.
1. Direction is more important than effort: learn to 'eat according to the weather'
Most of my early liquidation trades were due to stubbornly going against the trend. Now my first iron law is: the trend is my father, and those who follow the trend will prosper.

I am from Wenzhou and have been in Shanghai for eight years. Eight years ago, I rushed into the cryptocurrency space with 20,000 yuan, from a novice who couldn't even understand candlestick charts to now having an eight-figure account—honestly, my method is not ‘mysterious’ at all, and may even seem a bit clumsy, but it is fierce enough. This year alone, I earned over 1.5 million U in half a year relying solely on it. Today, I want to share some practical experiences from the bottom of my heart; understanding one can save you 100,000, and grasping three can surpass 80% of retail investors.
1. Don’t just focus on the price; trading volume is the market's 'heartbeat'.
Many people trading cryptocurrencies are no different from a herd, with adrenaline soaring at price fluctuations. But what truly determines the trend is not the price, but the trading volume. Prices can be charted, but volume cannot deceive—volume is the consensus built from real money. For example, if a certain coin suddenly surges but the trading volume shrinks, it is mostly a 'false breakout', and chasing it means becoming a bag holder. I habitually glance at the trading volume changes of mainstream coins every day; it allows me to sense the trend earlier than just looking at price fluctuations.

Discipline is greater than prediction; simple logic is the survival rule.
I am an old player who has survived since the crash in 2018. I've seen the myth of tenfold returns in one night and witnessed the tragedy of liquidation and jumping off buildings. Looking back now, the pitfalls I've encountered and the tuition I've paid over the years have ultimately crystallized into a set of the simplest action guidelines. What I'm sharing today is not a 'get-rich-quick secret,' but the simple logic of how to survive first and then steadily make money.
1. Choosing coins: Only play with the 'strong' ones; don't be too smart.
I never bother to study hundreds of white papers, nor do I touch those 'zombie coins' that have been stagnant for half a year. My principle is simple: only pick targets from the growth leaderboard.

The market will always come back, but your principal and mindset may not be able to wait for that day.
Eight years ago, my life hit rock bottom. Liquidation, zero balance, wife and child separated, these words turned from others' stories into my reality. Standing on the Bund in Shanghai that year, looking at the Oriental Pearl, I could only feel the glaring lights, as if mocking my failure.
On March 12, 2018, the market encountered a black swan, the day countless people went bankrupt, yet it became the turning point of my destiny. Not because I was lucky, but because I finally understood: in this market, surviving is the greatest capital. At that time, I was sleeping on a friend's sofa, living on instant noodles every day, with only one belief left: if I could get back up, I would definitely find a way to make money sustainably.

While others see sideways movement as torture, I see it as a cash machine​
In the last two months, the cryptocurrency market has been stuck in a range, and there has been a lot of lamenting in the group. But I used three 'blunt knives' to chop my 1000U account up to 49,000U—without touching altcoins, without staying up late to watch the market, and even turning off my computer at 11 PM to sleep.
Many people always want to get rich quickly with a 'sharp knife', but end up getting cut to pieces by the market. My three blunt knives, though seemingly clumsy, strike precisely at the critical points of a sideways market.
First cut: disassembling positions is like defusing a bomb, preserving the essentials amidst volatility.
I divided my 1000U into three parts, each having its own mission:

I am Brother Rao, and I have been struggling in the cryptocurrency circle for many years. I have seen too many people rush in with the dream of 'getting rich overnight,' only to leave in embarrassment. But today I want to share a true story—how a player who was almost eliminated by the market turned 2000U into 120000U in just two months. This is not a myth, but a life-and-death lesson about discipline and mindset.
1. 'Either succeed or retreat from the circle'? Let me splash some cold water on you.
When he found me, his account only had 2000U left. He had previously been trading randomly and using high leverage, losing more than 30000U. He said this was the last 'turnaround fund,' and success or failure depended on this one move.

– A self-redemption of an old player in the crypto world.
I started getting into crypto trading two years ago. Like many people, I was initially attracted by the stories of 'doubling overnight' and 'leveraged wealth', always feeling that those myths would happen to me. Until that night, the market gave me a lesson worth millions – not teaching me how to make money, but how to 'stay alive'.
1. From peak to abyss, it only takes 5 minutes.
The market that day was so smooth that it made people nervous. I consecutively made three correct trades, and my account's floating profit was close to 20%. My fingers danced lightly on the keyboard. Clearly, the risk control rules were written in black and white stating 'each trade's risk should not exceed 2% of the principal', but in a moment of excitement, that voice in my head began to shout: 'This time it's different! The market is so clear, a heavy position will double the profit!'

(Purely straightforward sharing, no empty promises, just talking about practical experience)
I have been involved in the crypto space for more than eight years. From not even understanding candlestick charts at the beginning to now being able to support my family steadily from this market, the pitfalls I've encountered and the money I've lost could buy a Porsche. But I've also figured out my own survival rules—don't chase after quick riches, but seek stability. The 10 points I'm writing today may not be so 'exciting,' but they are all practical insights I've verified through real trading. If you really want to survive in this market for the long term, you might as well take the time to read through them patiently.
1. Don't panic if strong coins keep falling; instead, it's an opportunity​

(purely practical, no empty promises)
Brothers, I am an old hand now. Eight years ago, I jumped into the crypto world with hundreds of thousands, experienced liquidations, made mistakes, and got cut by altcoins to the point of questioning life. Now I can finally rely on this method to steadily profit. Today, I will peel back the layers and share a few underlying logic points that helped me turn from repeated losses to earning 20 million—simple, but deadly.
1. Choose coins: only look at those that are 'alive', don't touch the 'dead' ones
I never look at things like 'hundred-fold potential' or 'mysterious codes' when choosing coins; I have just one principle: find the active ones from the rise rankings. Why? Because only coins that have risen attract capital attention, hence have follow-up momentum. If a coin can't even make it onto the rise rankings, it means no one is playing with it; diving in means being cannon fodder.

Method is more important than luck, discipline is more precious than courage.
Many people ask me, with 1000U in hand, can I truly turn my fortunes around in the crypto world? My answer is: Yes, but 90% of people will not reach the end of this road. It's not because the method is wrong, but because they are defeated by their own inner demons.
Last year, I personally witnessed a friend turn 1000U in capital into 12,000U in 30 days. There were no miracles, no life-and-death bets, only strict execution of strategy. Today, I will share this method with you, but please remember, understanding it does not mean you can do it.

Luck fades in the face of rules.
"Teacher, I've blown my account again." Looking at the private message on the screen, I can feel the helplessness and anxiety on the other side. This is a beginner who has just entered the cryptocurrency market for less than three months, and in just a few weeks, he has lost half of his capital.
I asked him: "Do you want to continue trading based on feelings, or are you willing to make money using rules?"
He replied: "Of course I want to make money, but I really don't know what to do."
I gave him six basic trading rules and asked him to strictly follow them. A month later, he sent a message: "Teacher, the losses have stopped, and the account has started to stabilize and recover."

Eight years ago, someone threw a phrase at me: 'Without me, what can you do?'
At that time, I was a financial woman who gave up her career for the family. This sentence was like a knife, yet it was also the needle that woke me up.
Eight years later, my bank card balance spoke for me: from an initial capital of 50,000, it has grown to over 50 million. Three houses, one for myself, one for my parents, and one for rental.
Returning to the cryptocurrency world, I rely not on insider information or luck, but on six 'foolish' principles etched into my bones after being repeatedly battered by the market. They are more real than any complex indicators. Today, I lay them out openly, without boasting, without painting a rosy picture, without charging fees, only sharing the bloody lessons.

(Eight years of practical review, all solid content)
Hello everyone, I am Lao Yan, an old player who has been in the cryptocurrency circle for eight years.
From the initial 20,000 yuan trial to now having an account firmly in the eight-digit range, I have encountered more pitfalls than many people have eaten salt. Today, I won't talk about the vague; I will share a set of core principles that have helped me survive and achieve stable profits—'Fifty Percent Positioning for Steady Progress.' This method may seem clumsy, but it has helped me avoid countless black swan events and even doubled my apprentice's investment in three months. Below, I will break it down in simple terms, suitable for both beginners and experienced traders.

Many people ask me, can money be made in the crypto world? My answer is: yes, but the premise is that you have to survive first. I've seen too many people enter the market with enthusiasm, only to lose their way. Today, I won't talk in circles; I will only share the practical insights I've gained with real money over the past few years.
1. Position management is crucial
I always adhere to one principle: never go all in. Especially for friends with capital under 200,000, catching one or two major trends in a year is enough; there's no need to stay in the market all the time. My habit is to divide the funds into three parts: base position (long-term holding), flexible position (swing trading), and reserve funds (to deal with extreme market conditions). Single coin holdings should not exceed 20% of total funds, so even if you encounter a coin that goes to zero, it won't be a devastating loss.