Did you survive in the crypto world?
I am 31 years old this year, originally from Quanzhou, and now settled in Shenzhen.
Two years ago I just finished paying off my mortgage, and now I have stable cash flow in my account. I wouldn’t say I’m wealthy, but I know that these years I have relied on myself, step by step making it out of the crypto world.
The initial capital was less than 200,000, and at one point it retraced to over 30,000. After enduring the crash, consolidation, and false signals... it was gradually built back up.
The best wave was holding onto the main surge of a niche track, steady from initiation to explosion, achieving a 50-fold increase. At that moment, I made my account reach 7 figures for the first time.
It may sound passionate, but the process is not thrilling at all, even a bit 'cold-blooded'.
In recent years, I have summarized a set of trading logic suitable for ordinary retail investors. There are no myths, no miracles, only execution and patience.
01 | Less is more; I'd rather miss out than get involved carelessly.
The market has 'explosive coins' every day, but most are just taking turns to offload.
I only engage in familiar directions, such as L2, cross-chain, AI... I don't touch what I don't understand and I don't chase popular rankings. Once the direction is set, I dive deep for two to three days to understand the basic market, funding structure, and on-chain dynamics before deciding whether to take action.
The more you watch, the greedier you become; the more you analyze, the clearer the opportunities.
02 | Don't look at emotions, only look at structure.
What 'KOL calls' and 'community discussions'... I stopped believing in them a long time ago.
I only believe in structure: Is there volume? Is there a breakthrough at the key level? Is there big capital following? Are on-chain addresses active?
The real buying point always comes from structural confirmation, not from hype.
03 | True risk management is 'controlling oneself'.
Many people don't fail because of direction, but because of position size.
To this day, my main position never exceeds 40% of total capital; the rest is built up in batches as planned. Stop-losses are always set in advance; when the time comes, I exit without looking back or being attached.
Exiting the market is more important than entering.
04 | If you can't understand the cycle, everything is in vain.
In the later stages of a bull market, you must reduce your positions; it's better to clear altcoins early.
When you see trending topics and social media filled with 'double your wealth,' that's a signal to exit. The noisiest times are the last moments to escape.
Knowing when to stop is the true skill.
05 | You don't need a method to get rich quickly, just a way to survive.
I built it step by step through rolling positions, compound interest, risk control, and execution.
In every cycle, I only aim to earn enough and leave; no greed, no chasing, no fantasizing about becoming rich overnight. As a result, I have gone further than many who are more aggressive.
I may not be the smartest, but I'm still alive.
Many 'smart people' have already exited, leaving only those who can endure, tolerate, and wait.
This circle never competes in IQ, but rather in who can last the longest.
There are opportunities every day, but you only have one initial capital.
Don't rush in during the busiest times, only to leave feeling cold and empty.
If you are still stuck in place, it might be helpful to calm down and start over from the aspects of risk control, rhythm, and structure.
✅ I survived, and so can you.
The market has started, many cryptocurrencies are accumulating at the bottom, and the chips are being redistributed. Now is the time to recover losses and increase positions.
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