I met an investor who has navigated the digital money field for eight years. Using what seems like a "primitive" investment method, he has steadily risen his principal of 300,000 to 30 million. He does not participate in high-risk futures trading, nor does he blindly chase market trends, yet he lives a more relaxed and free life than most investors.

This experienced player only spends two hours a day on market analysis and operations, dedicating the remaining time entirely to fitness and family companionship. Whether in market frenzy or panic collapse, he always maintains his own rhythm, not swayed by the crowd.

When asked about the key to success, he summarized it in a six-word maxim: Hold on, stay steady, and be patient. To elaborate, this seasoned investor adheres to the following six principles:

First, stay alert to the surge market, as rapid rises often hide risks;
Secondly, do not easily trust others' investment advice, especially those who shout loudly for trades.
Third, always keep a portion of the funds out of the market to ensure sufficient liquidity to respond to changes.
Fourth, timely withdraw part of the profits to ensure returns;
Fifth, strictly adhere to your circle of competence and avoid projects that you do not understand;
Finally, always prioritize your mindset, as stability is more important than short-term victories.

As he said: "In the digital money market, slow is fast, and steady is fierce." Those who once laughed at his outdated investment methods have largely disappeared in the recent market fluctuations. The ones who can truly survive and succeed in the long term are often those investors who are willing to slow down and stick to their principles.