🔥This year I turn 30, officially entering the cryptocurrency circle for five years, with an initial capital of 10,000, and now my account has netted over 10 million.
After graduating from college, I didn't look for a job, spending all day watching videos, recording data, and researching the market.
This journey has been a result of continuous trial and error, which some may call luck.
My starting point: 10,000 initial capital, earned through side jobs.
At that time, I was extremely poor, scraping together money through various odd jobs:
Doing projects, affiliate marketing, placing orders, delivering packages, app promotions, small tasks...
Bit by bit, I saved up 10,000.
This 10,000 was my entry point into the cryptocurrency circle.
Entering the circle: avoiding Bitcoin, only trading ETH and altcoins.
At that time, I thought BTC was too expensive, so I chose ETH and altcoin spot trading.
ETH has leverage, high volatility, and efficiency, suitable for starting with small capital.
I used the simplest strategy: choose coins + manage positions + execute.
When the market was bad, I would take a small loss;
When the market turned, I dared to heavily invest and ride the wave.
With this straightforward logic, I rolled from 10,000 to tens of millions.
Why enter the cryptocurrency circle?
To put it simply, I just wanted to change my fate.
Ordinary people without background or resources cannot turn their lives around with a fixed salary.
But the cryptocurrency circle is different; the rules are simple, the pace is fast, and there are many opportunities.
If you can't seize opportunities in this circle, then the chance of becoming wealthy is basically nonexistent.
My trading mindset
Everyone's mindset and expectations are different.
But regardless of the size of the capital, planning and execution are key.
Assuming you have two equal amounts of capital:
One investment in BTC, with a profit of 30%;
The other in ETH, with a floating loss of 30%.
What would you do at this point?
A. Hold both without action
B. Sell BTC to buy ETH
C. Sell ETH to buy BTC
D. Liquidate both
80% of people would choose B—selling BTC to buy ETH.
Because BTC has risen too much, they are fearful;
ETH has dropped too much, they are greedy.
They always fantasize about "selling strong to buy weak," but the result is often the exact opposite.
The reality is—
The strong stay strong, and the weak remain weak.
BTC will continue to rise, and ETH will continue to fall.
In the end, both investments are wrong, profits are lost, and even the principal is hurt.
The truly counterintuitive correct action is to sell ETH and buy BTC.
It sounds counterintuitive, but the results are often the most stable.
This is the cryptocurrency circle's "the forever wrong choice between two options" paradox.
The harshest truth in the cryptocurrency circle is:
Not making money is not because you lack talent,
But because you are led by emotions through one wrong choice after another.
