$BTC says something embarrassing but true: In the first few years after I entered the crypto world, I lost so much money that I could be scared awake by the market while sleeping at night.

When my phone screen lights up, my heartbeat races faster than the K-line.

But now, I can consistently earn millions a year, not relying on talent, not relying on insider information, and definitely not luck.

What I rely on is a painfully simple but life-saving strategy.

I always tell my brothers: smart people often fail in the crypto world, while foolish methods can actually help you survive.

The first point is very important: staying alive is ten thousand times more important than making money.

In the past, I used to go all in and stubbornly resist the trend; after a flurry of operations, winning felt exhilarating, but losing meant going straight to zero.

Later, after being scared of losing, I set a strict rule for myself: with a 100,000 capital, only use 10,000 to test the waters, and total position should not exceed 20%.

And one more thing, the older the trader, the more they know: less is more.

The market doesn’t reward based on “operating frequency”, but on “timing of execution”.

Now, I only make at most two trades a day, setting stop losses and take profits in advance: 3% loss and I’m out, 5% profit and I lock it in.

Although this method is mechanical and boring, it really can make money.

Do you want to know why 90% of beginners fail?

It’s not because of poor skills, but a bad mindset.

Increasing positions against the trend, gambling more as losses pile up, and not taking profits…

I have experienced every one of these, so I understand particularly well: most of the tears in the crypto world come from that phrase “I’ll wait a little longer.”

Let me tell you about a real comparison I saw with my own eyes: two people both starting with 100,000.

The first brother went all in with high leverage, and as the price dropped, he kept averaging down, becoming more and more anxious, until a single prick sent him into a margin call memoir.

The second brother only used 20,000 for a base position, setting take profits and stop losses in advance, and only made two or three trades a week when opportunities were certain.

As a result, he steadily made 8% over 30 days; compounded over a year, he multiplied his capital several times.

I no longer teach others “get rich quick techniques”; I only teach how to survive longer, how to steadily grow, and how to actually withdraw money.

I’ve seen too many people gamble their living expenses, and then end up struggling to afford their next meal.

This is not trading; this is gambling with your life.

Remember this most heart-wrenching but useful phrase: in the crypto world, those who can survive will ultimately earn the most.

In the past, I stumbled alone in the pit; now the light is in my hands.

With the light on, do you want to follow? #加密ETF十月决战