To be honest, I'm not the type of person who can make money just by entering the market.

When I first entered the crypto space, I just wanted to make some quick money, and what happened? I lost nearly 400,000 in the first year.


Staring at the market all night until my hair falls out, while during the day I have to pretend that nothing is wrong.

Who says the crypto space is a 'relaxed and free side job'? That's just people who haven't really lost money bragging.


But precisely because I've endured several complete bull and bear markets, I truly understand:


👉 Those who can make big money in the crypto space are not the ones who shout the loudest, but those who can endure loneliness, control their hands, and hold their positions.


In the past ten years, I grew from 30,000 U to over 7 million, relying not on 'insider information' or heavy bets, but on rolling positions and timing strategies.


Sounds ordinary? Yes.

But it is these seemingly 'outdated' methods that truly help people survive and make money.


Do you really want to turn your fortunes around? Just stick to these three rules, and it's enough:

📌 First rule: When the market comes, don’t hesitate.

Looking back at the trades I've made over the years that were the most profitable, they almost all have a common point:

While others are still hesitating and observing, I'm already taking action.


How do most people operate?

They only jump in when they see the currency rising, becoming the last one in, standing on the top of the mountain to enjoy the view.

And I only trade in markets that I have analyzed in advance and understand the structure; once confirmation signals appear, I strike heavily, then take profits according to plan, without greed or looking back.

To put it simply: Opportunities are prepared in advance, not something to seize in the moment.


📌 Second rule: Don't trade every day; being able to stay in cash is a mark of a master.

I now only make a maximum of two trades a week; being in cash is the norm.

Many people see 'not trading' as 'wasting time,' but in reality, there are only a few significant movements in a year; the rest is a defensive period.

When you're itching to trade, the main force might just be finishing their positioning.

By the time you enter the market, it's already someone else's harvesting time.

I'd rather make one successful trade a month than die from back-and-forth fluctuations with ten trades a day.

Controlling frequency is the prerequisite for making money.



📌 Third rule: Roll profits, leave the principal untouched.

Every operation I make has a rhythm; I don't need to use my principal to force it; I only use profits to roll over.

Take some profits when you earn, and then use the money you made to bet on the next wave; this way, even if you make mistakes, it won't hurt your principal.

Many people aren't unable to make money; rather, they earn but can't hold on to it, and when they lose, they stubbornly hang on, resulting in a back-and-forth washout, with account drawdowns faster than increases.

I never expect to eat a big piece all at once; I only need to ensure that I can safely earn 60% this time, and I won't be greedy for the remaining 40%.

No one teaches you about capital management, but you must understand it.


I'm sharing this not to provide motivational quotes or teach lessons; I just want to say one thing:

👉 There are opportunities in the crypto space, but you must believe in the method.

Stop dreaming about getting rich quickly every day, chasing trends, and gambling on emotions.

You're not trading; you're gambling with your life.

If you really want to grow from tens of thousands to millions, first learn one crucial skill:

"Able to afford losses, endure, and hold steady."

You don't need to make money every day; the real turning point comes from the three to five structural market movements in a year.

At other times, learn to wait, optimize your strategy, and fix your mindset.

If you want to hear the complete logic of my real trading operations over the years, including how to judge structures, how to set take-profit and stop-loss points, and how to arrange rolling positions—

let me know in the comments, and I'll explain it slowly.

Turning fortunes in the crypto space has never relied on luck,

but on methods that are endured.

Have you endured?