After having a few drinks and seeing Binance Square, everyone is complaining about the market, sharing their bitter stories of trading cryptocurrencies. Some bought hundredfold coins but had positions that were too small, regretting their decisions; some have experienced ups and downs for years, having made big profits but also suffered significant losses; some have been liquidated on contracts yet have not given up, still honing their skills; there are newcomers who entered the market in May, increasing their positions while losing money, afraid to tell their families; and there are those who have made money through DeFi, now focusing on researching on-chain technology. Taking advantage of the opportunity (alcohol), I would like to share some of my experiences in trading cryptocurrencies over the years, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

1. Young people should increase leverage when the direction is clear.

At a class reunion once, I drank too much and remember one sentence: "While we are still young, if we want to turn things around, we must learn to leverage, aiming for the big gains...

2. In the crypto world, surviving is the most important.

The most magical thing in the crypto world is that many people make money but are reluctant to spend it; instead, they leave it in their accounts, hoping to earn compound interest, only to potentially lose their profits in one wave. Therefore, I suggest that everyone withdraw part of their earnings to improve their lives and reward themselves, which will provide more motivation to continue making money.

There's a popular saying: those who teach people to make money are the ones who make the most money. In fact, there are indeed many people in this industry who exploit others, such as contracts, shilling altcoins, ICO investments, and meme coins. However, people's demand is objectively present. Is there really no scientific and practical method to cultivate people's ability to make money in the crypto world?

1. Open your eyes: What we lack is not grand theories, but rather understanding blockchain investment from zero to one, breaking it down bit by bit.

2. Connecting ideas: After connecting ideas, you may not be able to monetize immediately, but your abilities and analytical skills will see tremendous improvement. Then you will gradually move towards lower-risk or even risk-free strategies.

3. Leap: The typical mentality at this stage is that there is no need to predict market fluctuations; it's about focusing on arbitrage with crypto as the base & ignoring the market. The former is value investing, while the latter is stable profit-making. If you are also a tech enthusiast researching technical operations in the crypto space, consider following Gongzhonghao's "Crypto Pioneers," where you will get the latest insights and trading techniques in the crypto world.