In the crypto world, making money is only the first step; truly being the winner means being able to守住（preserve） your wealth. Human nature often cannot withstand the test of wealth. Once you become wildly rich, troubles around you tend to come one after another. To ensure that your hard-earned wealth doesn’t go to nothing, these nine “life-saving iron rules” must be kept in mind:
First, don’t let your wealth be seen. Stay absolutely low-key. Don’t let people around you know that you’re trading crypto. In this circle, keeping a low profile is your most basic self-protection.
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Second, strictly forbid showing off profits—don’t reveal your cards. Never disclose how much money you’ve made, and never share asset screenshots in Moments or your social feed. This easily invites targeted phishing attacks by hackers, or brings unnecessary regulatory trouble.
Second, strictly forbid showing off profits—don’t reveal your cards. Never disclose how much money you’ve made, and never share asset screenshots in Moments or your social feed. This easily invites targeted phishing attacks by hackers, or brings unnecessary regulatory trouble.
Third, quit the urge to show off—live your own life well. Don’t deliberately display a luxurious lifestyle on social media. Apart from close family, not many people genuinely hope you live better than they do. The real hard truth is: stay quiet and get rich.
Fourth, after your wealth advances, learn to filter your circle. After obtaining large amounts of wealth, proactively keep your distance from your old circle. Stay away from those who consume you and only want to bleed you dry. If necessary, decisively clean up your contacts.
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Fifth, stick to the bottom line—absolutely don’t touch gambling or drugs. This is an uncrossable red line. Gambling will destroy your rationality, drugs will destroy your body. If you touch either of these, the outcome is doomed to never recover.
Sixth, treat others with harmony and stop pointless arguments. The trading market is already complicated enough. If you disagree or run into “garbage people,” just block them directly—saying one more word is a waste of time.
$DIA
Seventh, let go of the desire to help out of sentiment—respect others’ fate. Don’t try to rescue or pity anyone. Everyone has their own choices. Take care of your own responsibilities; the rest will follow naturally.
Eighth, stay within your competence—don’t touch money outside your understanding. Don’t think you can do anything just because you’ve made some money. A person can never earn money beyond what they understand. In areas you’re not familiar with, never place bets blindly.
Ninth, be cautious when starting a business—refuse blind cross-industry ventures. Never think that because you have some spare money, you should go into real-business entrepreneurship. In today’s environment, physical business startups are nine deaths to one life. Don’t put the hard-earned money you made from the crypto market into traditional business ventures you have no experience in.
In the crypto world, stay low-key, keep learning, and keep a sense of awe. Opportunities are always left for those who can hold the bottom line. Don’t let a momentary burst of “wild wealth” become the beginning of a life tragedy.
First, don’t let your wealth be seen. Stay absolutely low-key. Don’t let people around you know that you’re trading crypto. In this circle, keeping a low profile is your most basic self-protection.
$B
Second, strictly forbid showing off profits—don’t reveal your cards. Never disclose how much money you’ve made, and never share asset screenshots in Moments or your social feed. This easily invites targeted phishing attacks by hackers, or brings unnecessary regulatory trouble.
Second, strictly forbid showing off profits—don’t reveal your cards. Never disclose how much money you’ve made, and never share asset screenshots in Moments or your social feed. This easily invites targeted phishing attacks by hackers, or brings unnecessary regulatory trouble.
Third, quit the urge to show off—live your own life well. Don’t deliberately display a luxurious lifestyle on social media. Apart from close family, not many people genuinely hope you live better than they do. The real hard truth is: stay quiet and get rich.
Fourth, after your wealth advances, learn to filter your circle. After obtaining large amounts of wealth, proactively keep your distance from your old circle. Stay away from those who consume you and only want to bleed you dry. If necessary, decisively clean up your contacts.
$AKE
Fifth, stick to the bottom line—absolutely don’t touch gambling or drugs. This is an uncrossable red line. Gambling will destroy your rationality, drugs will destroy your body. If you touch either of these, the outcome is doomed to never recover.
Sixth, treat others with harmony and stop pointless arguments. The trading market is already complicated enough. If you disagree or run into “garbage people,” just block them directly—saying one more word is a waste of time.
$DIA
Seventh, let go of the desire to help out of sentiment—respect others’ fate. Don’t try to rescue or pity anyone. Everyone has their own choices. Take care of your own responsibilities; the rest will follow naturally.
Eighth, stay within your competence—don’t touch money outside your understanding. Don’t think you can do anything just because you’ve made some money. A person can never earn money beyond what they understand. In areas you’re not familiar with, never place bets blindly.
Ninth, be cautious when starting a business—refuse blind cross-industry ventures. Never think that because you have some spare money, you should go into real-business entrepreneurship. In today’s environment, physical business startups are nine deaths to one life. Don’t put the hard-earned money you made from the crypto market into traditional business ventures you have no experience in.
In the crypto world, stay low-key, keep learning, and keep a sense of awe. Opportunities are always left for those who can hold the bottom line. Don’t let a momentary burst of “wild wealth” become the beginning of a life tragedy.