$TAC I often ask myself, what does it take to be a truly good man?
My name is Liu Ge, born in 1988, I'm 38 this year.
Eight years ago, I was a failure that everyone looked down on—my hotpot restaurant went under, leaving me with 1 million in debt and only 50,000 left in my account. My wife called me useless and took the kids away. Now, my net worth has surpassed 10 million! #CryptoWealth
That year, I locked myself in my room for a week and decided to gamble my 50,000 in the crypto market.
Bitcoin skyrocketed 16 times, turning my 50,000 into 820,000. I thought I had turned the tide and even considered selling my house to leverage more.
But in 2019, the market crashed, and my 820,000 shrunk to 190,000.
Standing in front of the ATM that night, watching my balance, I completely woke up: unrealized gains are not to be trusted, everything is an illusion.
What really helped me climb out from rock bottom were the hard-earned lessons I learned through blood, sweat, and tears.
I learned to treat my principal as my lifeline, while profits are just tools for building wealth.
Every time a new coin pumps, I pull back my principal first, and only use the rest to snowball;
When I face losses, I strictly enforce stop-losses to protect my principal.
I no longer chase trends or “100x coins,” because there are more traps than rewards. Investment should always operate within my own understanding.
I keep most of my funds in mainstream and promising coins, reserving a small portion for high-risk investments and cash reserves to balance risk.
These strategies allowed me to only draw down 15% during the bear market in 2022, after which I pivoted to mining hosting and liquidity mining.
Three years later, my account grew from 190,000 to 33,280,000.
Now, I'm no longer chasing quick riches; instead, I ensure every trade is part of a plan, advancing step by step.
Whether in a bull or bear market, I maintain my composure. The ones who truly profit are not the smartest, but the long-term survivors.
If you also want to change your situation, stop blindly following trends and incurring losses, learn to manage risk, control emotions, and find your own investment rhythm, feel free to walk this path with me. $SKYAI $UB
My name is Liu Ge, born in 1988, I'm 38 this year.
Eight years ago, I was a failure that everyone looked down on—my hotpot restaurant went under, leaving me with 1 million in debt and only 50,000 left in my account. My wife called me useless and took the kids away. Now, my net worth has surpassed 10 million! #CryptoWealth
That year, I locked myself in my room for a week and decided to gamble my 50,000 in the crypto market.
Bitcoin skyrocketed 16 times, turning my 50,000 into 820,000. I thought I had turned the tide and even considered selling my house to leverage more.
But in 2019, the market crashed, and my 820,000 shrunk to 190,000.
Standing in front of the ATM that night, watching my balance, I completely woke up: unrealized gains are not to be trusted, everything is an illusion.
What really helped me climb out from rock bottom were the hard-earned lessons I learned through blood, sweat, and tears.
I learned to treat my principal as my lifeline, while profits are just tools for building wealth.
Every time a new coin pumps, I pull back my principal first, and only use the rest to snowball;
When I face losses, I strictly enforce stop-losses to protect my principal.
I no longer chase trends or “100x coins,” because there are more traps than rewards. Investment should always operate within my own understanding.
I keep most of my funds in mainstream and promising coins, reserving a small portion for high-risk investments and cash reserves to balance risk.
These strategies allowed me to only draw down 15% during the bear market in 2022, after which I pivoted to mining hosting and liquidity mining.
Three years later, my account grew from 190,000 to 33,280,000.
Now, I'm no longer chasing quick riches; instead, I ensure every trade is part of a plan, advancing step by step.
Whether in a bull or bear market, I maintain my composure. The ones who truly profit are not the smartest, but the long-term survivors.
If you also want to change your situation, stop blindly following trends and incurring losses, learn to manage risk, control emotions, and find your own investment rhythm, feel free to walk this path with me. $SKYAI $UB