Last week, I had afternoon tea with a veteran who has been in the crypto industry for nine years. He mysteriously took out his phone, and the numbers on his account statement left me stunned—3.1 million in principal has now turned into 62.1 million.
“Brother, how ruthless is your operation?” I couldn’t help but ask. He took a sip of coffee and shook his head with a smile: “What divine operation? I just endure better than others, don’t move recklessly, and don’t mess around. These four foolish methods are enough for a lifetime.”
First: Never go all in, only use 30% of the capital to test.
“The most expensive tuition in the crypto world is paid when fully invested.” Even when the market is tempting, he only invests 30% of his capital. While others rush in, eager to get rich overnight, he accumulates slowly like a rolling snowball. After a cycle of bull and bear markets, those who are eager to make quick money gradually exit, but he has survived steadily.
Second: Don’t chase trends; stick to familiar mainstream coins.
Back when DeFi was booming, a friend jumped in with ten times leverage and was wiped out in less than a week. He, however, kept his focus on three familiar mainstream coins, reviewing and recording trends every day without fail. "Playing what you understand makes profit just a matter of time." Not being swept up by market hype became his protective shield.
Third: Stick to your stop-loss; engrave 'survival' into your bones.
"Cutting losses is not giving up; it's about survival." This phrase stands out on his trading room whiteboard. No matter how exciting the market conditions are, once he hits his preset stop-loss line, he never hesitates to exit. "The market won't give you opportunities just because you feel sorry for yourself." It is this iron rule that has helped him avoid deep risks time and again.
Fourth: Endurance is the most critical skill.
The cruelest part of the crypto world is not losing money, but watching others make a fortune while you have to stay put. "When you can calmly observe a daily K-line, you're not far from stable profits," he said. Enduring loneliness is the key to waiting for opportunities.
That afternoon, he closed his phone and patted me: "True experts never rely on excitement; they rely on discipline. Those who can endure ten crashes are not lucky; it’s your stubbornness that doesn’t lead you astray."
The end of the crypto world is never about geniuses; it's about those who take simple things to the extreme.
Ask yourself — are you willing to be a lifelong loser? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last?
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In this bull market, let’s work steadily together and go further.
