$PIPPIN 38 years old, has been living in Futian for years. Life has long switched from a high-energy mode to 'doing as I please':
Whether the small studio opens or not depends on my mood, I have two apartments, one for the elderly to live comfortably in retirement, and one for my own ease.
$RIVER After 8 years in the crypto world, if you ask me what my greatest skill is?
It's not about catching trends, nor relying on someone to take me along—
but relying on a bunch of rules that look 'too basic' to turn the principal into dozens of times.
$AIOT Today I will share with you this set of 'foolproof methods to survive'.
Not handsome, not exciting, but more reliable than most indicators and KOL calls you've seen.
To survive in the crypto space, remember six phrases to cut your losses in half.
1. The crazier the market, the more you should be alert.
A market that rises slowly is not to be feared.
What you should fear is a sudden spike, followed by an instant drop back.
That's not a bull market; it's the main force disliking that retail investors are too comfortable.
The greater the stimulus, the deeper the pit.
2. The louder the project shouts, the more it is a minefield.
Those who often say 'hundred times' and 'regret getting in late for a year' -
Pay attention, which quality project that really skyrockets relies on shouting?
The noisier the place, the more suitable it is for running away, not for investing.
3. Never go all-in; position size is life.
Even when the market is certain, you should keep 70% of your bullets.
Because at the moment you step into the pit, you won't have time to react.
In the crypto space, a liquidation is not an accident; it is inevitable.
Position size is the bottom line for whether you can survive.
4. Profits not pocketed are not money.
Floating profit is not income; it's an illusion.
Only the moment you mention what's in your wallet is it truly yours.
I survived two rounds of major reshuffling by relying on the rule of 'withdrawing half of the profit first.'
5. Don't touch what you don't understand; don't bet on what you can't see through.
The market is always changing tracks:
DeFi, NFT, AI, RWA…
If you can't understand the logic, don't pretend to understand; in the end, the one left holding the bag is always the retail investor.
6. Bull and bear markets don't matter; those who survive to the end win.
Many people make a million in a year and lose it all back to zero the next year.
The difference is not in technology but in - whether there are rules.
I survived these years relying on 'simple methods' and also turned things around because of it.
If you really want to go far in the crypto space, these six points are not suggestions; they are your bottom line for survival.
Remember one thing:
Quick can only be satisfying once; steady can win for a lifetime.
