Two years ago, my small studio couldn't sustain itself and dissolved, leaving only 2300U after settling accounts.

—— My former partner constantly flaunted "10x leverage trading," but I personally saw him trading SOL with 8x leverage.

In three days, he lost the 50,000 U I had prepared to restart, and even the rent had to be pooled with friends. ​

I didn't dare to follow the trend and split the 2300U into 5 parts: two 400U for day trading, specifically focusing on BTC and ADA pullbacks;

one 500U for swing trading, waiting for the weekly MACD golden cross before acting; two 600U locked in cold wallets, with 300U reserved for buying more and 300U kept as "emergency funds."

I didn't expect to hit a BTC pullback in the first week. I used 400U to buy at 23,000 and sold at 24,500, making a profit of 261U on that single trade, bringing my account directly to 2561U. ​

In the second week, ADA rose from 0.48 to 0.55, and another 400U made me 583U, pushing my account to 3144U;

in the third week, there was a small market for ETH, where my swing trade of 500U earned 3920U, and my account soared to 7564U; even I was stunned by this speed.

—— Where are the skills? It’s just that when others shouted "BTC is going to 30,000," I quietly took profits at 27,000; when others were cutting losses and cursing "the bear market has no salvation," I used my buying funds to buy ETH in two batches.

From 7564U to 52,000 U, I have been sticking to this "foolish method."

Some laughed at me, saying I was scared of losing money in entrepreneurship and didn't dare to gamble in the crypto world, but they hadn't seen my former partner crying in a café.

—— After he blew up trading SOL, he couldn't even gather enough severance pay for his employees. Once my account broke 50,000 U, I became even more cautious:

I set up scripts to prevent slip-ups, only trading mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, ADA, and I tightened my stop-loss and take-profit settings to the max, even if it meant earning just enough for a cup of milk tea, I would never hold onto a losing position. ​

After all these years of struggles, I finally understood: entrepreneurship and the crypto world are the same, going all-in is gambling with your life, diversifying is leaving a way out for your capital;

Don't bet on one-sided markets, calculate the winning rate of "buy low, sell high" like you would calculate costs; maintain a steady mindset, whether in business or trading, you can go far.

The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can control their greed even after suffering losses.

—— Just like me, slowly rolling with 2300U, without using leverage, I still made it back to 52,000 U, which feels much more secure than risking it all with leverage. @Yaya丫