Three years ago, I was holding the remaining 800U from just clearing my credit card bill, often staring at the K-line until late at night, my palms sweating.

I didn't dare to follow the trend, splitting the 800U into 5 parts, with each part being 160U, specifically choosing stable volatile currencies, buying low and selling high to take profits.

$SOL In the first week, I made 1000U, and by the third week, my account directly broke 6700U; this speed even surprised me.

What secret is there? It's simply that when others chase high, I withdraw, and when others cut losses, I buy.

$ETH From 6700U to 48,000U, I still stuck to this "foolish method": when the market panics and crashes, I add in batches;

when the market skyrockets and shouts "the bull market is here", I quietly withdraw. I don't listen to calls in the group, I don't chase new highs, and I never go all in; ultimately, it's about being steady and methodical.

$BTC After my account broke 50,000U, I became more cautious. I used scripts to place orders, only dealing with mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, always setting take profit and stop loss when opening a position, and even if I earn just enough for a cup of milk tea, I will never hold onto a losing position.

Some laugh at my timidity, but they've never seen the tragic state of those who were liquidated—"not losing" has always been more important than "earning more".

After years of struggling and rolling, I've summarized three points: going all in is a dead end, diversifying is the way to survive; don't bet on one-sided markets, calculate the winning rate more;

keeping a steady mindset is key to earning over the long term. The cryptocurrency space never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is a person who can control their own hands.

It's nice to meet everyone; Da Chen focuses on Ethereum and Bitcoin contract spot ambushes. The team still has positions available, get on board quickly, and let you become the dealer, and also a winner. #美联储降息