I have seen too many people rush into the crypto market with the dream of 'overnight riches,' only to end up with barely any capital left. As for me, starting from 2,300 units, I've fought my way to 57,000 units without relying on any 'inside information' and never falling into the trap of 'leveraged wealth' — I’ve survived solely on two words: don’t gamble.
Don’t laugh at me for being 'timid'; this is the underlying logic for survival in the crypto world.
Three years ago, when I first entered the market, I held onto the remaining 2,300 units after settling bills. In the first month, I also made the mistake of 'staring at the screen until the early hours' — watching the fluctuating curves on the screen made my palms sweat so much that they could soak the mouse pad. Surrounding me were 'experts' shouting that 'leveraging will lead to easy wins,' yet I would turn around and see them crashing every few days: some lost their year-end bonuses to the point of only having their underwear left, while others borrowed money to average down, only to get deeper in the hole.
I was so scared that I quickly split 2300 into 5 parts, each with 460 units, specifically choosing those mainstream assets with stable market value and relatively mild volatility. I didn’t chase those 'new concepts' that skyrocketed, nor did I bottom-fish the 'junk coins' that crashed; I just stuck to the silly method of 'buy low and sell high, take profits when you see them'. As a result, I earned 480 units in the first week, and by the third week, my account directly broke 6700 units—this speed even surprised me: it turns out that in the crypto circle, 'not being greedy' can really make money.
Dry goods time: dividing positions is not simply about 'splitting money', but providing 'insurance' for capital. My principle is: the position of a single asset should not exceed 20% of total capital, mainstream assets should account for no less than 70%, and the remaining 30% should be left for stable varieties with low volatility. This way, even if a particular asset experiences a short-term pullback, it will not affect the overall account safety.
From 6700 to 57000, I drove away 90% of people by relying on 'anti-human nature'.
After the account broke 6700, the market experienced several major 'turbulences': once the whole network was shouting 'the bear market is here', panic selling caused chaos; another time the market surged madly, and the group was full of 'the bull market has arrived, go all in' calls. But I always kept to my own rhythm: during panic selling, I added positions in batches according to plan, only increasing the position by 5% each time; when the market surged, I quietly took profits from the winning part, never holding onto the fantasy of 'a little more increase'.
When the account was close to 50,000, I actually became more 'timid': using tools to set up take-profit and stop-loss points, only touching the few mainstream assets with the highest market recognition, even if it meant earning just enough for a cup of milk tea, I would never 'hold the position' and gamble on the market. Some laughed at me for having 'no courage', but they had never seen the desperate messages sent at 3 a.m. from those who had liquidated their positions— in the crypto market, 'not losing' is always more important than 'making more money', staying alive gives you the chance to wait for the next opportunity.
Lastly, let me say three points of truth, those who understand have made a profit.
Going all in is a dead end, dividing positions is the way to survive: don’t put all your eggs in one basket, especially in the highly volatile crypto market, one mistake could make you start over.
Don’t bet on one-sided markets, calculate your winning rate: the market does not have eternal rises and falls, those who shout 'must rise, must fall' are gamblers. Before making a decision, first think 'what if it falls?', only act when the winning rate exceeds 70%.
Keep a stable mindset to earn for a long time: the longer you stare at the market, the easier it is to make chaotic operations, it’s better to set up a strategy and execute it, work when it’s time to work, and rest when it’s time to rest. The crypto circle never lacks opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to control oneself.
I know that many people are still worried about being 'stuck', and some are struggling with 'should I leverage for a gamble'. But believe me, those who can make money in this market for a long time are never the most 'daring', but the most 'stable'. Follow me, and next time I will teach you how to use the 'silly method' to make money in a volatile market, let’s make money in the crypto market together while being 'timid', and become the envy of others as a perennial tree~
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