The phone was smashed, the account was canceled, and I disappeared for almost half a year.
During that time, I thought: my connection with the crypto world was over.
But the more I tried to forget, the more that feeling of unwillingness burned stronger and stronger; I was not willing to accept defeat, I just wanted to try again.
In 2024, I had only 1000U left in my pocket.
I told myself: this is the last chance, if I lose again, I will exit forever.
Unexpectedly, with this 1000U, I managed to roll it up to 25000U bit by bit, and then from 25,000 to 120,000.
It doubled all the way, like I was on a cheat.
Many people ask me, "What’s the secret?"
To be honest, there are no magical indicators or mentor codes.
Just three words: follow the rules.
✔ No full position The position is strictly held at 40%, the rest is not unused, but saved for survival.
✔ No all-in No matter how tempting the market is, I only take what I can handle.
✔ No risking it all No bottom fishing, no holding onto losing positions, no fantasizing about reversals. Just follow the trend, only do what is certain.
In a strong market, I go long; in a weak market, I go short. When the direction is right, making 6000U in ten minutes is nothing surprising.
Made a profit?
Continue to gamble with 30%, and withdraw 70% immediately. Always lock in profits layer by layer.
Just like that, step by step, I made back the 500,000 I lost and even earned over 300,000.
Later, I truly understood: in the crypto world, it’s not about who rushes in faster, but who lasts longer.
Those who can survive tend to earn the most.
I’m not a god, nor a teacher! I'm just someone who has walked through pitfalls, fallen into traps, and lost accounts.
Brother Wen only leads those who are willing to awaken, willing to change, and those who are destined to meet!
Whether you can turn things around depends on whether you have the determination to engrave the rules into your bones.
The hardest lesson in the crypto world is never about how to make money!
But rather: when to stop?
Really, 90% of people fail at this step.
The most typical example I saw was in 2020 when my friend entered the market with 5000 U.
Catching the bull market, it soared to 100,000.
We all advised him: "Bro, take some profits, realizing gains is what matters."
He laughed more easily than anyone: "Don't panic, my target is 500,000, this is just the beginning."
And the result?
When the market reversed, it went from 100,000 → 30,000 → down to just a few hundred. In the end, he felt like he was completely drained, turning off his phone, uninstalling the software, and never coming back.
It's easy to criticize others, but I've stumbled myself too.
There was a time when my account surged to 600,000 U. Watching the profits soar, that urge to "break a million" now gives me chills.
Then a single retracement candle perfectly confused me: 600,000 → 200,000.
Those days I couldn’t sleep all night, the only thing left in my mind was that bearish line, stabbing like a knife.
At that moment, I finally understood one thing: In crypto, it’s not about how much you can earn, it’s about how much you can take away.
Do you think you are making money? Actually, you are just waiting for the market to wipe you out.
Real experts don’t take the last bite.
Since then, I set three "iron rules" for myself:
1️⃣ When the account doubles, withdraw 30%. 2️⃣ When it triples, directly take away half. 3️⃣ Any profit that isn’t withdrawn = no profit.
It’s not about being cowardly; it’s about awakening: No matter how glorious the numbers on paper are, if they don’t translate into reality, it’s an illusion.
"How much is enough to earn?"
You will never feel it’s enough. That’s human nature!
The difference is: Some people take the profit when it’s good
Some still want "one more bite" at the top
Some get off halfway down the hill
Some have to fall to the bottom to know the pain.
The cruel truth in the crypto world is: Those who can last until the end are those willing to hit the brakes when the wind blows the hardest.
There will always be a market, there will always be opportunities. But if the principal is gone, the game is over.
One last sentence for you who are still in the market,
Being able to earn is courage; being able to hold is skill.
Whether you can turn things around doesn’t depend on whether you can charge ahead, but whether you can "stop."
If you are ready to awaken, willing to change, and want to go further, then you are already much stronger than most people!
The true core of virtual asset withdrawal: it’s not about speed, but being able to safely cash out!
Recently, I've been bombarded with questions in the backend: “Brother Wen, I was interviewed after trading U, what should I do?”
“My friend’s bank card was frozen, is it all over?”
“Is it very dangerous to cash out now?”
I can only say one thing: no matter how good the market is, it cannot compare to the security of cashing out. Money that hasn’t reached your hands doesn’t count as yours.
Why are some people being interviewed?
There are three core issues:
① “Did you know that virtual assets are not protected by law?” The law doesn’t say that buying and selling virtual assets is illegal, it just states “risk is borne by oneself.” Whether you can play is your own choice.
② “Why do you have to refund when it involves suspected fraudulent funds?” The process is negotiation, verification, and unfreezing; it’s not about sentencing. If the money’s origin is clear, it can go out safely.
③ “Will there be a criminal record? Will the bank card be completely useless?”
Most are investigations, not punishments. As long as it’s not a first-level suspected card, it usually won’t implicate the entire system.
Why is it essential to choose the right channel for cashing out now?
Because the current environment can only be described with one phrase: even a slight movement can be monitored. Many people focus solely on the “exchange rate,” resulting in putting themselves on the risk control list just to earn a few extra bucks.
I make cash-out judgments based on six criteria:
At least in operation for over 1 year (short-lived channels have the strictest risk control)
Real transactions of 5000+ (the larger the data, the more stable it is)
Healthy fund structure: inflow > outflow
Platform/merchant certification
Fixed remitter (the best measure against risk control)
Priority to electronic wallets (Alipay is the most stable), use bank cards sparingly
Without these six criteria, what safety can be discussed?
A light asset path is always more stable! Banks are the first line of regulation, electronic wallets are for consumption scenarios, decentralized, natural, and low-key.
✔ Small amount ✔ Batch ✔ Reasonable ✔ Clear process
Basically, it can be completed steadily.
But the premise is always: the source of funds must be clean! Money of unknown origin should not be touched; that’s the strongest risk control.
Remember: money that cannot be cashed out is all in vain.