The motion-sensor light in the stairwell went out, and I didn't dare to make a sound, crouching in the dark staring at the 5000 yuan pay stub on my phone screen. My nails dug into my palm as I recalled my boss patting my shoulder and saying, 'If you make it, you'll get a raise and be promoted to team leader,' remembering that after the proposal was approved, the name of the person in charge was replaced with that of his nephew, and recalling how he smiled when I pressed him, saying, 'Young people shouldn't sweat the small stuff.'
After two years on the job, I covered for him at social events, stayed late to clean up, and earned a phrase: 'You won't find better if you leave here.'
I was not convinced.
I heard from colleagues that trading cryptocurrencies could make money, so I pooled 1500 yuan to invest in a shoddy coin, and three days later I was left with only 300. At that moment, I understood that impulse and emotion are the most expensive tuition in this market.
So, I calmed down, spent half a year, with 20000 principal, to explore five 'stupid methods'. When I earned my first 1 million and quit, the boss painted another picture, and I smiled and said: 'No need.'
Today, I want to share these methods with you. This is not a quick success secret, but a true experience of an ordinary girl climbing out of workplace grievances.
1. Only save the money that 'losing doesn't hurt' as the principal.
I once made the mistake that most beginners make — using living expenses to invest. Under pressure, any fluctuation will throw you off balance.
Later, I set a rule: when my salary arrives each month, I first transfer 2000 to a dedicated investment card, and only enter the market when I have 20000. Even if I lose the 20000, it won't affect my basic living. I don't use credit cards to cash out, and I avoid borrowing tools — to protect the survival baseline, so you can stay clear-headed during market fluctuations.
2. The platform only selects those with a household registration
I almost fell for a small platform link on my friend circle. The interface was gorgeous, and the returns were tempting, but I checked and found it didn't even have basic registration.
Now, I only operate on a few mainstream platforms. Choosing a platform is like choosing a partner; credibility and safety are more important than anything else. Don't be greedy for small profits; your principal's safety should always come first.
3. Only buy coins whose underlying logic I can understand.
This world is too complicated, with new concepts emerging every day. I set rules for myself: only invest in things I can truly understand.
For example, with Bitcoin, I spent a month understanding how it works; I studied the concept of Ethereum's smart contracts for two months. If you can't clearly explain what a project is doing, then don't invest — what the market lacks is beautifully packaged traps.
4. Principal split, entry and exit with moderation
My capital management method is very simple: divide the 20000 principal into three parts — 7000 to buy Bitcoin, 7000 to buy Ethereum, and the remaining 6000 as spare funds.
If it drops by 10%, use spare funds to make up a bit; if it rises by 20%, sell half. Don't try to buy at the lowest point or sell at the highest point; that's for the gods.
I use the automatic order function of the exchange to avoid letting emotions interfere with decision-making. Machines execute discipline more reliably than humans because they have no fear or greed.
5. Set stop-loss and take-profit levels, only do spot trading.
I have seen too many people lose everything overnight playing contracts. So I only do spot trading and avoid leverage.
Immediately set stop-loss and take-profit after each purchase: sell automatically if the purchase price drops by 10%, and automatically sell half if it rises by 20%. In this market, staying alive is more important than making quick money.
I use the automatic order function of the exchange to avoid letting emotions interfere with decision-making. Machines execute discipline more reliably than humans because they have no fear or greed.
To break free from grievances, it relies on the confidence you give yourself.
On the day I quit, the boss said he wanted to paint a big picture for me again. I smiled and shook my head: 'Really, no need.'
Now, I earn more money each month with this method than my salary, and more importantly, I can finally say 'no' to things I don't like. It turns out that breaking free from workplace grievances doesn't require grand confrontations, just a quiet accumulation of confidence.
The crypto market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience and discipline. Using the 'stupid method', walking the solid path may be slow, but every step counts.
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