Many people enter the cryptocurrency market seeking high leverage and high returns, fantasizing about 'getting rich overnight', only to end up as the 'chives' (a term for those who are easily harvested). Why? It’s not that they can’t make money, it’s that they never think about how to protect their earnings.

You may have completed a trade and experienced the thrill of making tens of thousands of USDT in a day, but the question is: are you willing to go back and slowly accumulate a few thousand again? Most people aren't lacking in skills; it's their mindset that collapses. When they earn too much, they’re reluctant to leave; when they lose too much, they want to recoup, falling deeper and deeper.

Here are a few suggestions, learned from experience:

1. Operate less, observe more.

Don’t jump into the market right away; opportunities aren’t available every day, and don’t stress if you miss out; the crypto market is never short of opportunities.

2. Don’t go against the trend.

When you see a crowd rushing in, do you really want to catch the bottom? The result is that others leave while you’re left holding the bag. Remember, going with the trend is fundamental.

3. Have your own bottom line; don’t be controlled by emotions.

Set your profit and loss limits in advance; when they are reached, execute without greed or hesitation. You never know where the real 'bottom' or 'top' is; getting greedy can easily turn a win into a loss.

Trading cryptocurrencies is not gambling, nor is it a game of luck. It's about strategy, patience, and restraint.

Those who survive in the crypto market are not necessarily the ones who earn the most, but those who can afford to lose and know when to stop.