In Shenzhen Futian, there is a small studio run by A Zhe, 32 years old, living more comfortably than his peers —

He owns a school district apartment and has provided his parents with a property in the nearby area, leaving work punctually every day without fail.

Who would have thought that six years ago he was just a programmer earning a fixed salary, and now his confidence comes from the gains made in the crypto world,

with his initial investment multiplied nearly a hundred times, without following any big names, relying solely on a few 'simple rules' for protection.

What makes him most proud is this year's ETH operation, which leisurely rose from $3,800 to $4,800, with several pullbacks that didn't exceed 8%, in line with his principle that 'slow rise and small drop is healthy,' allowing him to secure a 29% profit before exiting.

In contrast, last year's AI coin craze saw a certain token surge 35% in a single day, with the community filled with calls for 'tenfold expectations.' He checked the white paper and found that even the core algorithm wasn't disclosed, so he immediately left all related groups, and within two days that coin plummeted 28%, trapping those who followed.

Position control is his ironclad rule; he only invests 30% of his total assets, no matter how promising the coin looks.

This year, cryptocurrencies experienced more than 10% fluctuations on three separate days, while friends fully invested spent the night monitoring prices and cutting losses, he kept 70% of his funds in platform financial products (annualized 3.5%), allowing him to remain calm and collected.

Last year he earned 80,000 U through HEMI, and he immediately withdrew 40,000 U to convert to RMB, leaving the rest for speculation. Later, when the coin price corrected by 40%, he wasn't worried at all: 'Unrealized gains are just numbers; only what’s in your pocket is real.'

When DeFi and NFTs were booming, some people around him made quick money by trading images, but after studying for half a month, he still couldn't understand the logic of smart contracts and resolutely chose not to engage.

As a result, six months later, that batch of NFTs plummeted by 90%, and he avoided a disaster again.

I asked him for his secret, and he said, 'The crypto world is not a casino; self-restraint is more important than skill. The path of compound interest requires a steady approach to go far.'

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