After spending a long time in the crypto world, one thing becomes clear:
Opportunities are always present, what is scarce is the ability to make the right choices at critical moments.
Most people don't lose to the market,
but to greed, fear, and their own arrogance.
They always want to rely on a "miraculous operation" to turn things around,
but forget that this is a game of probability, not a miracle factory.
I can survive repeatedly through bull and bear markets, relying on three things:
1. Choosing coins: only follow the consensus of funds
Do not bet on obscure altcoins, do not touch the "next BTC".
Mainstream coins + leading tracks, if the trend hasn't emerged, don't buy even if it's cheap.
Projects without capital entering the market, no matter how good the whitepaper is, are just air.
2. Entry and exit: let the rules make decisions for you
Don't rely on feelings, only look at moving averages and trading volume.
Break below critical moving averages, exit immediately;
if the trend is bad, all good news is just a trap.
3. Take profits and cut losses: stay alive first, then talk about making more
Take profits in batches to lock in gains, enforce hard stops to protect capital.
Holding positions is not a belief, it's a gambler's behavior.
In the end, you will find:
The true opponent in the crypto world is never the big players, not the news, not the market,
but yourself.
Whether you can avoid inflation when making money,
not collapsing when losing money,
leave when you should, wait when you should.
When you stop fantasizing about getting rich,
start respecting probability, executing discipline, and fearing trends —
money will gradually come closer to you.
The crypto world is not about who makes money the fastest,
but about who survives the longest. $BTC $ETH
