The cryptocurrency world is like a stormy sea, where outsiders chase the illusory bubbles of air tokens, madly floating in contract leverage, sometimes waking up to liquidation shocks in the early morning, or losing all their capital and left with nothing but lamentation. Yet, I incorporate the word 'steadiness' into every step of my operations, paving a solid path.
In 2018, I entered the market with the 3000U I saved from my internship. At that time, the cryptocurrency world was fervent, with the clamor of 'doubling in a week' like a tide, while some attempted to turn their fortunes around with 100x leverage, but most ended up failing.
I calmly split my capital into five parts, closely monitoring mainstream coins like BTC. I bought in small batches when the drop exceeded 10%, selling decisively when I reached my preset targets, without being greedy for small profits.
Miracles quietly arrived, with first-month earnings of 520U, and the account soared to 8300U in three months. Following the market rhythm of buying low and selling high, I ultimately broke the 80,000U mark.
I adhered to three 'iron rules': In a bear market, while others fear 'catching the bottom halfway up', I entered in batches as planned; in a bull market, while others shout 'breaking the previous high', I set profit-taking in advance; I do not believe in 'insider information' tips, and I do not invest more than 20% of my funds in a single coin.
After my account surpassed 80,000U, I became even more cautious. I used trading bots to place orders, strictly enforcing the red lines of 'profit-taking at 8% - 10%, stop-loss at 5%', preferring to miss out on market movements rather than let mistakes ruin my accumulation.
This experience made me realize: splitting capital is a safety net, multiple operations leave room for survival; not betting on market trends counts as risk, discipline wins over gambling; progressing slowly and steadily, small profits accumulate into rivers.
The cryptocurrency world is not short of dreams of getting rich quickly, but lacks a sober understanding of capital preservation. Exploring alone can easily lead to pitfalls, but with guidance from experts, one can avoid years of detours.
