Not gambling recklessly is the highest wisdom in this market.
Among those who come to the crypto world, nine out of ten dream of getting rich overnight. But those who can truly leave with money are always the ones who maintain their rhythm, understand the market, and are willing to exit.
The tens of millions in my account today didn't come from insider information or an innate ability to trade cryptocurrencies. When I started, I was just like you, with only a few thousand U, a complete retail investor. No big player background, no insider news, just one principle: life can be tough, but you can't mess around.
Many people ask me how I rolled to this number. The answer is simple, just three words: don't gamble recklessly.
When I only had 1000U, I divided my funds into five parts, with each position being 200U. Every trade had a stop loss, and I adhered to the three principles: no chasing highs, no going against the trend, and no resisting a loss. I constantly reminded myself: you are not here to struggle, but to 'steal money' in the market. If I can't understand the market movements, I stay out; if I can, I act decisively.
When the account slowly grew to 10,000U, I began to increase my positions—not by going all in, but by entering the market in batches when the trend was clear. At that moment, I truly understood: making money is about riding the trend, not forcing your way against it.
When the account reached 200,000U, the first thing I did was not to celebrate, but to withdraw funds. From then on, I developed the habit of locking in profits weekly, turning floating gains into real bank deposits. This is not about fear of loss, but about being alert to the inflation of the mind—once you drift in this market, it will teach you a lesson.
Last year, a brother followed me from 800U to 12,000U. When he withdrew, he excitedly sent over a dozen voice messages, his voice trembling. He said, 'Mr. K, for the first time, I feel like the crypto world is not just about liquidation.'
I deeply understand this feeling. Retail investors fear not losing money, but lacking direction. When you are groping alone in the dark, emotions can become your greatest enemy, causing you to step into pitfalls repeatedly until you start to doubt life.
But when you follow the right circle and keep up with the rhythm, you'll find that there's no need to gamble your life. You only need to repeat a few simple things correctly: control your position, set stop-losses, follow the trend, and withdraw funds regularly.
I have come from a few thousand U to today, not because of extraordinary talent, but because I maintained calmness, stabilized my mindset, and knew when to act and when to retreat. I have already lit the lamp; whether to walk forward along the light is up to your choice.@bit萧 $XRP $SOL
