From 100,000 to 15,000,000 in the Crypto World: 4 Surefire Principles from an Old Hand

Meet an old hand in the crypto world, who turned 100,000 into 15,000,000. He awakened me with a single sentence: "This isn't a technical arena; it's an emotional amusement park—most people blindly follow the crowd; if you control your emotions, you can find hidden treasures."

His 4 principles are more effective than a hundred indicators.

First, don’t be greedy for small profits, and don’t take catastrophic risks.

This advice sounds light, but it stumps 80% of traders.

Some open a BTC long position with 20,000, panic to take profits after a 5% rise, and then watch the market soar to 25,000, hitting their thighs in regret; the next time, they learn “greed” and open another long position with 20,000, holding on through a 5% rise, only to see it drop back to 19,500 and cut losses. I've seen too many people trapped in this weird cycle, while the old hand remains unwavering—if the target isn't reached, hold on; if stop-loss is hit, cut losses.

Second, only engage with mainstream coins that are deeply oversold.

He doesn’t even look at those flashy new coins. I learned to do this: when BTC and ETH are down and no one dares to mention them, I first take a 10% position to build a foundation, not guessing the "absolute bottom," waiting until the price stabilizes above the 30-day moving average before acting. This method may seem clumsy, but it avoids countless traps of altcoins going to zero.

Third, confirm the trend before adding positions.

While others are frantically seizing “bottom-buying opportunities,” he waits for signals: when the 4-hour MA60 flattens and turns up, confirming an upward trend, he adds 20%-30% positions during pullbacks. Even if his cost is 1% higher than the “bottom buyers,” he never wades into murky waters when the trend is unclear—being caught in mid-air is far worse than earning slightly less.

Fourth, withdraw the principal first when in profit.

This is the most crucial step: after each rise, first transfer the principal and half the profit to a cold wallet. Last year, he guided a friend who had lost 600,000 to operate; after a 20% rise, he withdrew the principal, leaving the rest to fluctuate, and in half a year not only covered the losses but also earned enough for a family car.

The crypto world is never short of smart people; what it lacks are the “down-to-earth” individuals who can control their impulses and remain calm.

While everyone else chases prices up and down, if you follow the old hand’s methods, steadily maintaining trends and controlling positions, you will naturally pick up the chips that others frantically abandon—money in hand is real profit; staying calm means you've already won most of the battle.

Once I stumbled alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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