From 1800U to 54,000 U, the only thing I did right was to control my hands and not gamble.
When I first entered the crypto space in 2016, I only had 1800U in my pocket, and my credit card had just been paid off. I would stay awake until dawn. Everyone around me was talking about 20x leverage, and within a few days, someone was showing off their liquidation screenshots. I didn’t follow the trend and split the 1800U into 6 parts, with each part being 300U, specifically choosing low-volatility coins to buy low and sell quickly.
The first step is to operate steadily and not follow trends. In the first week, I earned 420U, in the second week, I broke 3000U, and in the third week, I flipped to 6200U. I was stunned; I hadn’t done anything miraculous, just that when others were greedy, I turned off the lights, and when others were crashing the market, I picked up bargains.
Later, my account changed from 6200U to 45,000 U, and the method was still the same: when the market was crying, I picked up bargains; when the market was crazy, I took action. I don’t follow orders, don’t chase highs, and don’t go all in; I only have one word: retreat.
The second step is risk control; don’t be greedy. On the day my account broke 50,000, I shrank into my shell, only playing BTC, ETH, and SOL, with scripts for limit orders, take profit, and stop-loss all tied together. Earning less is also acceptable; I accumulate slowly. Some laughed at me for being an old guard, but I only reply that only those who have been liquidated know that being steady is being fast.
In summary, three sentences: going all in is a fast-acting poison, diversifying is a slow-release lifeboat, and don’t put all your eggs in one basket; spreading risk allows you to live longer. Don’t bet on direction; bet on winning rate. Every time you go all in, it ultimately returns to zero; you’re betting on probability, not a single explosion. Earning slowly allows you to live longer; the crypto world lacks opportunities, but it lacks people who can survive longer.
I passed this set of survival principles to the community brothers; going solo is a crash scene, while a group can retreat and steadily reach the finish line. Now my account is at 54,000 U; I don’t envy high-risk operations; I just wait for the next bus, swipe my card, and get off at the stop. Surviving naturally allows profits to grow. In the past, you struggled alone; now you don’t have to—are you keeping up?@孟佳实盘带单