The wind in the crypto world always blows one batch after another towards the bull market, and as a result, 90% of people either get liquidated or have a mental breakdown.

Only two types of people can survive:

Either it's those who understood the rules early, or it's the crazy ones who have stepped on countless pits and still persevered.

So today, I won't paint a rosy picture or shout out calls.

Let's talk about the most hardcore survival experience—on-chain, only those who are alive have the right to talk about becoming wealthy.

(Not relying on luck, five survival rules 👇)

First rule: Wallets are more important than assets.

True wealth is not how much USDT you have in your wallet, but whether you have a wallet system that won't suddenly go bust.

✅ Back up your mnemonic phrases; don't take screenshots!

✅ Hardware wallets manage assets, hot wallets are for small gains.

✅ At least set up a multi-signature wallet, or else you can wait to cry.

Survival tip:

There are thousands of exit scams, but only one exit scam wallet, and it's game over.

Second rule: Information asymmetry is the greatest wealth code.

If I had known about an airdrop earlier, I would have made several thousand for free.

If you find out about a crash late, you'll lose all your capital.

✅ Keep Twitter, Discord, and on-chain browsers open at all times.

✅ Keep an eye on project trends, don't rely on hearsay.

✅ Those who can dig through materials will always eat meat; those who wait for others to analyze will always pick up bones.

Survival tip:

In the crypto world, it’s about who acts first; wait an hour, and the scoreboard is full.

Third rule: Speed of action is greater than perfect judgment.

Indecisiveness = missing out on free opportunities.

Hesitating over and over = missing out on early bird rewards

Waiting for confirmation = getting nothing.

✅ Take small steps to make mistakes, don't procrastinate.

✅ Airdrops, testnets, TGE, do them as early as possible.

✅ Only the first batch has real profits; those waiting in line for official notifications can only sip soup.

Survival tip:

What the crypto world fears most is not making mistakes, but hesitation.

Fourth rule: Leave some liquidity, never go all in.

No liquidity = can only watch opportunities slip away from your wallet.

✅ Always keep liquid USDT in your wallet.

✅ Don't get stuck in high APY traps; being able to cash out is the real win.

✅ Don't think you can make a comeback with a single-chain all-in; multi-chain layout is more flexible.

Survival tip:

What can run is called profit; what cannot run is just called a lesson.

Fifth rule: Every liquidation is a lesson in on-chain graduation.

Liquidation is not a problem.

The problem is not summarizing after a liquidation; it will just happen again next time.

✅ Write down the reasons for each failure (not feelings, but data).

✅ Failure is not scary; repeated failure is foolish.

✅ Transform the pain of each liquidation into a knife for the next win rate.

Survival tip:

Those who survive to the end are never the smartest.

But rather, the one who is most willing to summarize themselves repeatedly.

In summary:

The crypto world does not support idlers.

If you can move bricks, then move; if you can farm, then farm; if you can get something for free, then get it;

Got liquidated? Laugh it off once, write a story if it happens twice.

As long as you're alive and don't exit, there will always be a time when you make a huge profit.

The crypto world does not believe in tears.

The crypto world does not rely on luck.

Can move bricks, can farm, can summarize, can deal critical hits.

Only then can you live your own legend on-chain.

This is Coin Observation.

Not a lucky person living off luck.

It relies on awareness, execution, and patience.

An on-chain warrior who has fought through bull and bear markets.

See you next time, let's continue together.

Charge to the top with a smile, win until the chain breaks!