Stop complaining that you can't make money in the crypto world—I'm the living example of someone who climbed out of the abyss of debt.

Six months ago, I owed 120,000 in debt, with only a few hundred left for living expenses, not even enough to gather money for my child's extracurricular classes. Looking at the debt collection messages on my phone and staring at the K-line chart made my hands shake; at that time, I really thought 'turning things around' was a joke. But who would have thought, in just 58 days, I turned my account, which was on the verge of zero, into over 860,000, and now withdrawing daily is as easy as ordering takeout, even the debt collectors have become friends asking me 'can you help me out?'

Recently, my private messages have been flooded with questions: 'Did you hit the jackpot with some meme coin?' 'Do you have insider information?' 'Your luck is just too good!'

I always smile wryly — where is there such a thing as sudden good fortune? The path I take is known by 99% of people, yet not a single one is willing to settle down to do it. Because what I rely on is not 'following trends to chase ups and downs,' but three strategies that are extremely simple yet fundamentally solid.

First strategy: strictly control positions and engrave 'survive' into your bones.

When in debt, I fear 'a sudden loss the most.' I do the opposite — while others rush in during a soaring market, even when I'm certain, I only dare to open a position of 30%.

I set a strict rule for my account: never open a position exceeding 30% of total funds in a single trade, and if a single trade loses 5%, stop loss immediately. Calculated this way, even if I make a wrong judgment, I would only lose 1.5% of the total funds. Once, when BTC seemed about to break the previous high, the group was shouting 'go all in,' I gritted my teeth and only added 10% to my position. As a result, it dropped by 8% that day, and those who went all in flooded the group with screenshots of their liquidations, while I only lost less than 2%. Two days later, after the pullback, I recovered my losses.

Later, I realized: the crypto world has never been a place to 'make quick money,' but rather a battlefield of 'who can last longer.' While others get liquidated and exit in one night, I endure with a 30% position until the next opportunity, and that's how I win.

Second strategy: stubbornly pursue compound interest, resist the temptation of 'get-rich-quick' schemes.

What retail investors greedily seek is 'catching a meme coin to make ten times the profit.' When I was in debt, I didn't even dare to entertain that thought — I only focused on 'can this trade guarantee a 5% profit?'.

In 58 days, I did not touch any 'hot coins' with an increase of over 30%, only focusing on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH for swing trades. Every time it rose by 5%-8%, I decisively took profits; if it dropped by 4%, I added to my position, even if the market seemed like it could still rise, I never greedily overextended. Some laughed at me for 'making small money without ambition,' but they did not know: a 5% return compounded 12 times is over 7 times, and in 58 days I made 11 stable trades, perfectly rolling my 120,000 debt into 860,000.

Those chasing 'get-rich-quick' schemes either get cut at the peak or get stuck halfway down the mountain; while I, relying on 'small bites of meat' through compound interest, end up being the most stable.

Third strategy: endure the mindset; only by surviving panic can you reap the rewards.

I have seen too many people not losing money in the market but losing it in 'human nature' — panicking to sell with a small rise and getting scared to cut losses with a slight drop. The key to my turnaround was enduring through two major panics.

Once, in the early morning, BTC suddenly plummeted by 15%, and my account’s unrealized loss instantly reached 12%. The crypto group on my phone was filled with cries of 'cut losses for safety,' and even my wife urged me to 'run with minimal losses.' But I watched the trading volume for half an hour and realized it was a deliberate market manipulation to induce panic, so I decisively used the remaining 20,000 in savings to add to my position by 10%. The next day, the market rebounded, and I not only didn’t lose but also made an additional 8%.

The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are people who can 'maintain their positions amidst panic.' While others are greedy, I reduce my positions; when others panic, I add to my positions — this isn't gambling, it's judgment forged through endurance.

Honestly, my method is ridiculously silly: do not chase hot topics, do not gamble on meme coins, do not crave excessive profits, only engage in trades where I can clearly calculate risks; spend 1 hour daily reviewing trades, and if unsure, stay out of the market, no matter how lively it gets.

Yet, it is this 'stupid method that no one wants to learn' that helped me survive the darkest 58 days, leading to the ease of cashing out every day now. I want to tell everyone: wealth in the crypto world never belongs to the fastest runners, but to those who can endure the pullbacks and steadily accumulate gains.

If you are currently burdened with debt, secretly crying while staring at the K-line late at night, yet have never dared to truly admit defeat — do not envy those 'get-rich-quick' myths, first learn to survive with a stupid method. If you can endure the next pullback, you have already beaten 90% of people.

Written for every retail investor unwilling to bow to life. I also wish every friend who likes, saves, or follows can preserve their capital in this market cycle and earn a bountiful return! @飞哥的加密日记 #主流币轮动上涨 #加密市场观察 #稳定币监管风暴 $BTC $ETH $SOL