I am Feige. Over the years in the cryptocurrency world, I've seen too many ups and downs. Those who can truly stay are often not the ones who make the most, but the ones who understand 'not being greedy'.

One brother started with 1000 U and diligently traded one order after another. Yesterday, his account reached 28000. When he withdrew, his hands were shaking, and he called me in the middle of the night, his voice trembling—this feeling of steadily reaching the shore is more reassuring than high profits.

If you are still chasing highs and lows in the market, these three steps are what I earned with real money:

Step 1: Train your mind first, then your hands

Take 1000 U and divide it into five parts. Set stop-loss for each order, and resolutely avoid trades you don't understand. During this phase, don't seek to earn much, just cultivate a habit: don't hold positions, don't act out of spite, only trade what you comprehend.

Step 2: Let profits run

Once your account exceeds 10000, don't let any single position exceed one-quarter. Confirm the trend before gradually increasing your positions, holding onto the middle part—the fattest market often belongs to those who can wait the longest.

Step 3: Cashing out is real profit

Once your account reaches 200000, withdraw fixed amounts weekly. This is not about fearing losses, but fearing that you might get carried away. Floating profits are just numbers; only the money you put in your pocket counts.

Most people lose money simply because: they panic when positions are messy, stubbornly hold on to losses, and fail to take profits when they are right. In this market, 'stability' is the most powerful weapon.

I still have a few spots in my small team. I do not teach myths of getting rich quickly, only share methods that can help you survive and stand firm. If you are also tired of being repeatedly harvested and want to systematically learn about positions, trends, and mindset—I’m here waiting for you.

On the road to rising again, it is hard to walk alone. Follow Feige, and next time we will chat about 'How to Understand the Signals of Institutional Accumulation'.