I used a 'dumb' method to roll from 2000 to 8 million.
Filtering out the noise actually helps to find the gold. Many people ask me if there are any profound secrets in the crypto world that can ensure profit without loss. My answer might disappoint you: the more 'lazy' I am, the more I earn. Once I was also obsessed with studying various technical indicators, chasing every hot news, and staying up late to watch the market was a daily routine. What was the result? My account balance was like a roller coaster, earning a little and losing much more. Until I realized that most of the information in this market is noise, and learning more is not as effective as mastering one skill to perfection. 01 Subtraction Thinking: Let go of those fancy things.
Full warehouse trading liquidated overnight, 95% of the position cleared instantly! These are the three iron rules to avoid liquidation.
Late at night, my phone buzzed, and I could hear the panic in my friend's voice message from Jiangxi—1W U fully invested with 10x leverage, and with just a 3% pullback, the account was wiped out. I opened his trading record and was chilled to the bone: 9500U fully invested without even setting a stop loss. This is not investment; it is clearly gambling. Many people mistakenly think that 'full warehouse equals being able to withstand it', but the truth is quite the opposite—if used improperly, a full warehouse can lead to faster losses than a partial warehouse. Today, I'll share my three years of experience without liquidation to tell you how to correctly use the full warehouse model. The culprit of full warehouse liquidation: it's not leverage, it's position weight
From 200,000 U to zeroing out, I taught him to trade like a 'beggar' to break even!
Learn to lose in order to win That afternoon at one o'clock, I received a message. The first line read: “Sister Lin, can I still break even in this situation?” I opened the screenshot and fell silent for three seconds—200,000 U in principal, and now only a small fraction remains. What hurts me the most is not the numbers, but that he has once again taken the same old path that I’ve seen countless others walk before. He entered the market with all his funds at the SHIB high and even added 10x leverage. But that’s not the end; he can place dozens of orders in a day, staring at the 1-minute candlestick until his eyes turn red, while the fees quietly gnaw away at a large chunk of his principal. Whenever the price drops, he keeps averaging down, constantly murmuring, “The bull will return, and I will be back quickly.” In the end, the quick return he hoped for didn’t come, and the “zeroing out” package was served first.
With seven years of blood and tears of experience, I have summarized six survival rules for the cryptocurrency world
I once blew up my account three times, and now I understand: the market is specialized in dealing with all kinds of disobedience, and stupid methods are often the real shortcuts. I remember seven years ago, I dove into various 'insider information' groups with all my savings. Whenever the 'big shots' in the group called out a trade, I would invest all my money. As a result, I blew up my account three times in six months, and my hard-earned money was nearly zero; I couldn't even afford to buy a hot dog. Staring at my account balance in the middle of the night, I suddenly realized: the market is never short of smart people, but those who last are often the ones who know how to use 'stupid methods'. The six survival rules I share today may seem simple, but they have helped me avoid countless pitfalls in subsequent trades.
I am not a genius; I just carved the lessons into my trading genes.
Friends, today I want to talk about something real. I have been in the cryptocurrency space for 8 years, going from bankruptcy and debt to achieving stable profits, and I have encountered more pitfalls than many people have traveled. People often ask me, 'How do you judge the market? What secret indicators do you use?' In fact, my method is so simple that no one believes it—after losing a lot, you naturally understand. Every sentence I share today is a survival logic earned with real money. 1. Don't look for opportunities in the garbage heap; the flow of funds is the answer. In my early years, I was obsessed with 'ambushing obscure coins', but the result was either going to zero or being halved. Later I understood: the market is always right; it's just your choices that are wrong.
Eight years in the cryptocurrency world, I have validated the power of regular investments with my mother's retirement funds
Eight years ago, I dove into the cryptocurrency world with a dream of 'getting rich overnight.' I have experienced liquidation and seen thousands of times returns, only to discover: what truly can weather bull and bear markets is not betting on luck with leveraged contracts, but a steady and reliable regular investment strategy. What I want to share today is not advanced technical analysis, but a simple 'lazy investment method' that I have validated with my mother's retirement funds. It is as simple as a bank's regular savings plan, but the returns are vastly different. 1. Why do I advise ordinary people to give up 'timing the market' and embrace regular investments? I have seen too many people obsessed with chasing gains and cutting losses, staring at the market every day, analyzing candlestick charts, only to end up underperforming simple regular investments. The root cause is: the market is a voting machine in the short term and a weighing machine in the long term. Trying to predict the next second's rise and fall is not as good as accepting the reality that 'no one can accurately time the market.'
Many people think the crypto world is a casino, but to me, it resembles a training ground that tests patience and discipline. Recently, I have been asked by many: 'I only have a few dozen left, can I still turn it around?' My answer is: yes, but the path is more strategic than you might think. Today, I will share my personal experience on how small funds can gradually grow into a large snowball. Step one: Gather enough 'entry tickets', don't rush to go ALL IN. The entry threshold is set at 10U (about 73 yuan): this number is not arbitrary - too little cannot withstand fluctuations, while too much can easily lead to a loss of balance. 10U allows you to learn through trial and error while controlling the risk ceiling.
Don't complicate trading cryptocurrencies! My 'stupid method' hasn't lost money in three years, and the reason is just two words.
I've seen too many people stare at candlestick charts during the day and review hot spots at night, with their phones filled with price alerts, yet their principal keeps getting halved over and over. On the contrary, I myself have used a method that insiders laugh at as 'too stupid' for the past three years: calmly increasing my position when the bear market hits hardest and quietly withdrawing during the bull market, resulting in my account steadily multiplying several times. The 'stupid method' we're discussing today is not about technology, but about anti-human discipline. 1. Step one: specifically choose 'oversold' assets, and the initial position should never exceed 3% I never chase prices, nor do I believe in any 'hundred-fold coin narrative'. I only focus on the top 20 by market cap and mainstream coins that have dropped over 60% in the last six months, like BTC, ETH, and SOL.
The 'safety' of the crypto world is your real moat
Friends, today we won't talk about the market or give signals; I just want to ask one thing: are you sure your assets are really safe? Last night I came across a post where an old brother cried out in desperation: '3,000,000 U, cleared in one second! I didn't authorize it, didn't touch the contract, and the balance went straight to zero.' This is not a liquidation, not a project running away, but a real digital home invasion. The police responded, 'It may be a family member's mistake,' but anyone with a discerning eye knows—the loophole has long been targeted by hackers. I repeatedly emphasize to the community: in the crypto world, making money is a skill, but keeping the money is the real skill. The position management and track analysis you painstakingly researched may be wiped out due to a single oversight. And most people, until their assets disappear, still think they are the 'exception'.
Simple Principles Accompany Me Through Bull and Bear Markets
Discipline is more important than prediction; living longer is more important than earning faster. In Guangzhou's rainy season, the sound of raindrops is heard outside the window. I sit on my own balcony, looking towards Zhujiang New Town, remembering my restless self eight years ago in the office building. At the age of 33, I have already passed the stage of needing a 9-to-5 job. Three houses, one for myself, one for my parents' retirement, and one for rental income. Eight years in the cryptocurrency world, with my principal multiplied by a hundred times, relying not on any profound secrets, but on some principles that are so simple that many people disdain them. Today, as a veteran who has been struggling in the crypto world for many years, I want to share a few survival principles that I hold dear. There are no complex technical indicators, only some counterintuitive common sense, hoping to help you maintain your peace of mind amidst volatility.
The key to making money is not just 'buying right,' but 'knowing how to sell.'
I entered the bull market of 2017, like many others, with the mindset of 'getting rich overnight' and rushed into the crypto world. At the craziest time, ADA soared from $0.03 to $1.20, and my account showed nearly a 40-fold profit. I dreamed every day of buying a house and a car, but in the end, greed prevented me from cashing out, and I watched my profits evaporate by 80%. The most painful lesson in the crypto world is: knowing how to buy makes you an apprentice, knowing how to sell makes you a master. In these eight years, I've seen too many people double their money by luck and then lose it all by skill. Today, I'll share some honest words suitable for ordinary people who don't watch the market closely, to help you protect your profits. 1. What ordinary people should fear most is not losing money, but 'riding a roller coaster.'
Strictly adhere to discipline to navigate through bull and bear markets. I am a full-time trader, navigating the cryptocurrency world for eight years. From an initially naive beginner to now achieving stable profits, I have experienced many ups and downs in between. At my toughest times, my account was down to 30,000, but now, thanks to a trading system tested by the market, I have achieved steady wealth growth. The ten insights shared today are all core essentials that I have personally practiced and proven effective. This is not a get-rich-quick scheme, but a set of survival rules that I hope can help friends who really want to develop in the cryptocurrency space avoid detours.
How to turn 1000 into 100,000? Three survival rules in the crypto world that I exchanged for with real money
Seeing the wild ups and downs makes your heart itch, yet you always end up being the one harvested like chives? If your execution isn't on point, no matter how good the opportunity, it will be wasted. Brothers, people often ask me privately: "Boss, if I only have 1000 yuan, can I really make 100,000 in the crypto world?" Today I clearly tell everyone: Yes! But absolutely not by blindly chasing highs and lows or gambling on luck. I have explored with small funds since childhood, and among the partners I have guided, many have rolled their few hundred or few thousand into six figures. Today, no fluff, I will directly share the core methods I have verified with real money; just follow them to avoid three years of detours.
Ten Years Through Bulls and Bears: My Cryptocurrency Survival Rules
The market is never short of stars, but what it lacks are the long-livers. To survive here, what is needed is reverence for the market and a trading system that suits oneself. From the first time I came into contact with cryptocurrencies until now, it has been a full ten years. In these ten years, I have experienced countless market surges and crashes, witnessed historical moments like the 94 incident, and watched countless peers rise and fall. Many people ask me how to maintain stable profits in this industry, and my answer is very simple: discard the noise and build your own system. The most common mistake newcomers make is blindly chasing trends. Hearing that a certain coin is going to rise, they buy frantically, and when they see the price drop, they panic sell. Such behavior is less about investing and more about gambling. I once took such a detour until I understood a truth: the market will always find ways to make most people make mistakes.
After eight years of trading coins, I rely entirely on these eight 'life-saving rules'
Rules are more reliable than intuition, and systems outlive luck. I have been involved in cryptocurrency for eight years, watching countless people come in with dreams of getting rich and leave with tears. Newcomers pursue overnight wealth, while veterans focus on long-term survival. What exactly is the difference between the two? After so many years of struggle, I have deeply realized that the key to stable profits does not lie in how accurate the predictions are, but in whether there is a set of rules to constrain oneself. The eight rules I am sharing today are lessons I learned with my own hard-earned money. If you can understand and practice them, perhaps you can avoid a few years of detours.
— The cognitive gap is the deepest moat for retail investors. That 3 AM, I watched my account shrink from 20,000 principal to 1200U, my finger hovering over the red button to 'uninstall the exchange', trembling all over. This is not a story, it's me from half a year ago. But today, that 1200U has turned into 150,000U. It's not luck, it's the inevitable result after completely overturning cognition. 1. When the signal is vague, staying out of the market is the strongest move. The cryptocurrency market is not short of 'opportunities', but most are traps wrapped in candy coating. I used to be superstitious about candlestick patterns, but later I found that when the trend is unclear, doing nothing is more advanced than doing something.
Use the iron rules of discipline to protect your wallet!
By strictly following the rules, profits come naturally. At three o'clock in the morning, the dim light of the phone screen reflects on my face, another night of liquidation. I remember when I first entered the circle, I once earned a month's salary of an ordinary person in three hours, so excited that I couldn't sleep all night. However, within a week, I lost all my profits plus the principal in a trade that I thought was a sure win. This rollercoaster-like experience has long been commonplace in the cryptocurrency market. Years have passed, and I finally understand a simple truth: in this market, surviving is more important than how much you earn at any given moment.
So simple it's boring, but it’s a 'foolproof method' that can help you survive in the crypto world.
I see many people, especially those with small amounts of capital, always wanting to do some 'fancy operations'—maxing out leverage, chasing meme coins, playing contracts, hoping to turn a hundred times overnight. What’s the result? Eighty percent end up with liquidation. Let me be blunt today: for small investors to survive, the key is not 'how fast you can earn', but 'how not to lose everything'. I have personally used this method and taken a few followers along; some have rolled from a few thousand U to six figures. It's not exciting, but it allows you to sleep at night. Step one: Choose a coin—only look for daily MACD golden crosses, treat everything else as noise.
My three no principles let you outpace 90% of smart people
Discipline triumphs over technology, simplicity defeats complexity I remember when I first got into the cryptocurrency world, I was at a loss looking at those red and green candlestick charts. MACD, KDJ, Bollinger Bands... these terms dazzled me. So I decided that since I couldn't learn it, I wouldn't learn it. What I didn't expect was that this decision allowed me to outpace most of the 'experts' around me who study technology every day. Even more unexpectedly, some of my siblings who followed my 'foolish operations' have turned to full-time trading because of profits, while others have changed their cars and houses. My account records explain everything
From liquidation to turnaround, my clumsy methods of position management
I am a rough person and do not understand those flashy technical indicators, but I have been in the cryptocurrency circle for five years, experienced liquidation, and also turned things around. At my worst, I had only three digits left in my bank card, but later, relying on a set of rudimentary methods, I turned 50,000 in capital into 1,000,000 in six months. Today, I won't talk about illusions, just some practical advice—the principles of position management are not about teaching you how to make money, but about teaching you how to minimize losses. 1. Don't go all in: Picking the bottom is like picking up cigarette butts, you have to squat down. I have seen too many people rush in during a sharp decline, only to end up buying halfway up the hill. My principle is: do not buy the dip during a crash, only conduct staged ambushes.