50,000 to 30 million, the numbers sound astonishing, but what I'm actually earning is "hard-earned" money. Others can't endure, but I can, that's just the way it is.

Specifically, there are three tricks:

First, split your positions. Suppose you have 100,000, directly divide it into five parts, each worth 20,000. This is your entire ammunition; don't dump it all in at once.

Those who go all-in have mostly been eliminated by the market.

Second, set mechanical rules. If the price drops by 10%, add a position; if it rises by 10%, reduce a position. Don't get tangled up or hesitate, execute like a machine with a programmed routine.

Third, operate in cycles to the end. When prices rise, gradually liquidate positions to secure profits; when they drop, slowly add positions to lower the holding cost.

Throughout the process, I only focus on whether the price triggers a 10% change, ignoring all other news and emotions.

What’s clever about this method? It helps control your hands. If it drops, there’s follow-up capital, so you won’t panic and sell at the lowest point; if it rises, the rules constrain you, allowing you to hold onto profits without selling too soon.

The trade-off is slowness. You won't capture the full profit of the entire fish, only bits and pieces. But the benefit is that you will never get stuck by market risks.

When money is idle, put it in Yu'ebao, and you can earn a little.

This is not just a simple investment strategy, but a mindset management technique that allows you to sleep soundly in any market condition.

In the market, living long is the biggest victory.