You keep losing, not because you lack skills, but because you have no rules.

Staring at the market every day, regretting missed opportunities, and then impulsively entering positions—this is the root of losing money.

If you want to survive in the crypto world, you need to understand these 8 points:

Control your hands, it's more important than anything

No matter how tempting the market is, if you can't control yourself, you're destined to be hit. Without a plan and acting impulsively, you can't even talk about skills.

Don't get emotionally attached to any coin

Prices fluctuate with the wind; what skyrockets today might plummet tomorrow. You must be able to enter and exit quickly and decisively—that's the iron rule.

When losing money, first look at yourself

Record the reasons for every buy and sell; summarizing and reflecting leads to progress; otherwise, you'll just stand still.

Wealth doesn't come through haste

Rushing to turn things around will only lead to greater losses. Greed is the biggest minefield in the crypto world.

Steady progress is the true path

Don't fantasize about getting rich in one trade; stable profits rely on a system, rhythm, and execution.

Opportunities change constantly, but accounts don't grow

Don't chase after every trend; holding onto mainstream coins and understanding trends in the long term makes you the real winner.

Rhythm is life

The weight of your positions and timing of entries and exits must be precise, or you'll be led by the market.

Compound interest is the ultimate weapon

Don't underestimate a daily return of 1%; once it stabilizes, you'll be grateful for not messing around in the beginning.

The crypto world is not lacking in opportunities; what it lacks are people who can fully execute the rules.

I myself relied on this discipline to go from liquidation to profit.

I lead people in real trading rhythm, with strategies + risk control all in place,

I won't teach you to gamble with your life, only how to earn steadily.

Want to get in sync with the rhythm? Call me

It's not too late to start now; those who truly earn all begin with 'surviving first.'