No amount of strategies can compare to trying it out yourself!
Those who can survive in the cryptocurrency world for three to five years and navigate bull and bear markets are not merely lucky; they are tough individuals who understand stability, rhythm, and risk.
These eight methods are the hard-earned experiences I accumulated from turning 5000U into financial freedom, forged through blood and tears—each one has its pitfalls!
① Making money is not a skill; keeping it is the way to go!
To grow from 1,000,000U to 2,000,000U requires doubling, but to drop from 2,000,000U back to 1,000,000U only needs a 50% loss.
In my early years, I made three times my investment in $BTC, but due to greed, I didn't take profits, and after a correction, I lost 70% of my profits. That taught me the market doesn’t lack people who can make money; it lacks those who can withstand significant drawdowns.
② Stability is the only "super profit"!
In 2025, high-frequency trading players had a loss rate of 91%. It seems like they're making money every day, but a single big drawdown can wipe out six months of effort.
What’s truly exciting is when the account curve steadily rises. A daily gain of 1% may not seem much, but over 250 days, that's a 12-fold increase—far more reliable than doubling in a night.
③ Greed is the most brutal guillotine!
I've seen too many people chasing "get-rich-quick" schemes end up with nothing overnight.
My cousin, through steady efforts, rolled 4,000U into 60,000U in three months by sticking to the bottom line of "not being overly greedy."
④ Averaging down relies on calculation, not courage!
Buying 10,000 at 10U and then buying another 10,000 at 5U gives an average cost of 6.67U, not 7.5U. If you can't calculate properly and average down, you will only get deeper into trouble.
⑤ Unrealized gains are not money; only realized profits are!
If the account rises by 10%, withdraw 30% to lock in your capital, and don’t take numbers for real money.
In a bull market, it’s about who dares to charge; in a bear market, it’s about who can survive.
Manage your positions, maintain discipline, and avoid impulsiveness. Stop thinking about "quick gains"; stability is the way to a future!
Those who can survive and still profit in the market have always been the ones who dare to reach out first.
