That night I will always remember, the last words my wife left when she slammed the door 🚪 were: “You will eventually lose everything to blockchain!” At that time, I had just experienced the collapse of LUNA, with my account going from seven figures to zero, even losing the children's education fund.
In despair, I hid in an internet café in the urban village, and amid the smell of smoke and instant noodles, I realized four iron laws. Three years later, when I stood on the top floor of the Lujiazui office looking over the Huangpu River, my ex-wife sent a photo of our child saying “He misses Dad,” and I walked away knowing what is truly important.
Iron Law One: Position Equals Mindset
That sleepless night in the internet café, I finally understood why I always faced liquidation. In the past, I would always go all in, fantasizing about getting rich overnight. But now I strictly follow the “1% principle” — no single trade exceeds 1% of the total capital. A true expert doesn’t focus on how much they win, but on how long they survive.
Iron Law Two: Stop Loss Should Be as Natural as Breathing
That LUNA coin that left me destitute, if I had stopped loss when it dropped by 10%, I could have preserved most of my principal. Now I have engraved the stop-loss line in my mind: any asset that drops by 15% must exit, without looking at any analysis or listening to any explanations.
Iron Law Three: Only Earn Money Within Your Cognitive Range
During the MEME coin frenzy, many people around me made ten times their money with Dogecoin. But I always remember the lesson from that night — I can never earn money beyond my understanding; even if I make a lucky profit, I will lose it back based on my abilities. Now I focus on thoroughly studying three to five mainstream coins, and any other coins’ gains are irrelevant to me.
Iron Law Four: Always Stay in the Game
Last May's black swan event saw Bitcoin drop by 40% in a single day. I followed my established strategy to buy in batches, calmly operating amid the surrounding wails. Three months later, as the market warmed up, my account hit a new high — the important thing is not to predict the market, but to always stay at the table.
Now my asset management scale has exceeded eight figures, but I still bring my own lunch every day and drive an ordinary sedan. The cryptocurrency world taught me not about getting rich, but about how to coexist with uncertainty.
My ex-wife sent a message last week, saying our child got first in the class. I have re-saved the education fund, this time choosing the most stable fixed deposit.
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