Eight years in the crypto world, as long as you don't die, it means you're always making money.

Don't laugh, this saying is the truth. The crypto world has never been about who makes money fastest, but rather about who can survive the longest. Over these eight years, I've seen too many people become rich overnight, only to lose everything and eventually disappear without a trace. But those who manage to hold on, no matter how much they lost initially, have ultimately earned back their money little by little in the market.

There are no chosen ones in the crypto world. The so-called "surviving is winning" relies on a few clumsy but effective rules.

First, don't get liquidated. No matter how bullish the market is or how hot the coins are, if you don't manage your positions, you'll eventually go to zero. Many people fall at the first hurdle, but I managed to survive by stubbornly holding my positions, becoming what others see as a "survivor."

Second, go with the trend. The trend is the biggest player in the crypto world. Betting against the trend is a death wish; following the trend can turn your fortunes around in three years. The money I've made over the past few years can be boiled down to simply "standing on the wind."

Third, take profits and cut losses. Most people, when fixated on the market, always fantasize about getting the last bite of the meat, but true experts know to step back after they’ve eaten about 70-80%. You either get schooled by the market or you leave first; that's the iron rule.

Over the past eight years, I've seen too many people rise and fall, become rich overnight, or lose everything overnight. The only difference is: some have died, and some are still alive. As long as you're alive, you're always making money.

So, if you are also what is called "chives," don't be afraid of being laughed at. Those who laugh last are the real winners.

There is a path in the rivers and lakes, and the sea of currency is boundless.

Only companions can help you go far.