People often ask me: "How have you been steadily profitable in the crypto world for 11 years?"

In fact, I was naive and reckless just like most people at the beginning.
When I first entered the crypto world, I immediately went all in when I saw people around me calling orders;
After two consecutive bullish candles, one starts to fantasize about financial freedom;
The result was a wave of corrections, and the account was cleared faster than smoke dissipates.
That year I held 890,000 in savings, thinking it could double,
As a result, in less than two months, the balance is only 10,000.
The liquidation notification arrives on time every midnight,
I stared at my empty account and couldn't sleep until dawn—during that time, I was even afraid of the sound of ATM withdrawals.
At that time, I also believed in the saying "just one more bet and I can break even."
But later I understood, that was not faith, it was poison.
In the crypto world, those who survive are not the smartest, but the ones who follow the rules.
In these 6 years, I have not relied on "insider information" or "mysterious indicators".
but four methods that couldn't be more foolish:
First, do not be fully invested.
Always keep bullets; the market may not wait for you, but the pits will definitely wait for you.
Second, set take profit and stop loss.
The market is like a roller coaster, without a seatbelt, you'll be thrown out sooner or later.
Third, only trade mainstream coins.
No matter how exciting the "hundredfold coin" is, it can't compare to a stable BTC daily chart.
Fourth, do not stay up late to chase the market.
The market always has the next wave, but the body doesn't have a second one.
These four points helped me go from consecutive liquidations to slowly recovering my capital, and then to stable profits.
I have seen too many people "work hard" in the crypto world, but I have never seen anyone succeed by "gambling with their life."
Remember that in the crypto world, it's hard to win, but to survive, just don't be reckless.

Now I've come out, what about you?
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a leek for a lifetime? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last as the winner?