I am not a genius trader; I am just a food delivery person.

I entered the crypto world, but I don't have any legendary stories.

There was no overnight wealth, and no great master guiding me.

I am just an ordinary person—

I run food delivery every day, earning about 200 yuan.

When I first came in, I set a very simple rule for myself:

👉 Take out 150 yuan every day to invest

👉 The remaining 50 yuan is for living, buying cigarettes, and eating

Just like that, I kept investing day by day.

No large funds, no capital advantage,

There was only one thought—take it slow.

In the first half of the year, I lost all my money.

At that time, I knew nothing.

Chasing when the price rises and panicking when it falls.

Believe whatever others say.

The account goes back and forth, eventually going to zero.

But strangely, I didn't withdraw from the market.

Because this money was originally squeezed out little by little each day,

It's not 'money of life and death' bet all at once.

So I can continue.

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In the second half of the year, I only learned one thing: not to lose money.

I didn't suddenly become skilled.

I haven't caught any big trends.

I just started to slowly understand:

👉 Don't open random trades

👉 Don't over-leverage

👉 Don't act emotionally

👉 Learn to cut losses, and also learn to stay still

To put it bluntly, it's just one sentence:

Survive first.

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Up until now, I don't consider myself making money, but I haven't lost again.

Many people might feel at this point:

“Then haven't you worked in vain this year?”

But I don't see it that way.

Because in the crypto circle, most people can't even achieve 'stable without loss'.

You think making money is hard, but actually—

Not losing is even harder.

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If you are also losing money right now, I want to tell you one thing:

You don't need to be able to make money right from the start.

You just need to learn one thing first:

👉 Don't die.

As long as you are still in the game,

As long as your capital is still there,

Opportunities will definitely come.

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It's okay to go slow.

Even I, who run food deliveries, can survive in this market.

You can too.