Meet a veteran in the cryptocurrency world, who entered the market with 100,000 back in the day, and now his holdings are worth 42 million. He once said something that still keeps me grounded: "In this market, most people are led by their emotions; if you can remain steady, this place is your ATM."

His four pieces of advice, seemingly 'foolish' yet extremely effective:

1. Don't chase small profits and avoid big losses. Many people open a position at 20,000, sell at 21,000 to take a 5% profit, only to see the market surge to 25,000; the next time they want to hold long-term, they watch helplessly as it drops from 20,000 to 19,500 and stop-losses, trapped in a vicious cycle of 'fear of missing out' and 'fear of loss.'

2. Only choose mainstream coins that are deeply oversold. No matter how flashy new coins are, avoid them; first, allocate 10% as a base position, don’t guess the bottom, wait for stability. It may seem slow, but it's the most reassuring.

3. Add to your position only after confirming the trend. While others rush to buy at the bottom, he waits for the trend to stabilize and adds 20%-30% more during a pullback, even if it's a bit expensive, to avoid getting stuck halfway up the mountain.

4. Take profits after a surge. After each increase, withdraw the principal and half of the profit, letting the remaining amount fluctuate with the market. Last year, he used this strategy to help a friend recover over 600,000 in half a year, and they even earned a BMW X3 on top of that.

The crypto world is never short of smart people; what it lacks are those who can control their impulses and endure, the 'foolish' ones. While everyone else is chasing highs and cutting losses, you can methodically catch the money others drop.

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