I was pulled into the crypto world by 'Leek Brother', living like an ATM based on 3 iron rules.

My brother flaunted a balance of 30,000 with his trading software, saying, 'Look at your brother, it wasn't in vain!'

I laughed at him for not understanding K-lines but daring to play contracts, and he stubbornly replied, 'You understand technology, I understand making money!'

Who would have thought that this commotion dragged me into the chaos of the crypto world as well.

I entered the market with 10,000, survived three rounds of bull and bear markets, and now the crypto world steadily supports my household.

At first, I blindly believed in technical analysis, staying up late drawing lines and filling up K-line screenshots, comparing charts even while eating, only to lose 4,000 in half a year.

Short-term operations bought precisely according to the charts, but every time I bought, the price dropped — I finally understood that K-lines only reflect the past and are not a prophetic tool at all!

After struggling for a few years, I accumulated 3 life-saving iron rules:

① Cash in hand: After earning 5,000, first transfer 1,500 back to the bank card; when the market crashes, the numbers in the card are the real comfort;

② Less action, more profit: I once spent 2,300 on fees in a month, but after reducing operations, my profits increased by a third;

③ Stay steady during big drops: When a certain coin dropped 30% in a single day, others shouted to buy the dip, I remembered 'there's a basement under the floor', avoiding a subsequent 20% drop.

Now, my principal has long been transferred to a fixed deposit, and I play with the profits, unfazed by the ups and downs.

The crypto world has never been a domain for tech enthusiasts; every penny earned is a realization of understanding. Don't believe in the myth of overnight wealth; first, calculate if it's enough to pay the property fee!