I got into crypto more than a decade ago, and lost nearly 400,000 yuan in my first year. I’d stare at charts at night until my hair started falling out, then act like everything was fine during the day. Back then, I wasn’t trying to become a trader—I just wanted to make some quick money.
It took me years to learn one thing: the people who make serious money in this market aren’t the ones shouting the loudest. They’re the ones who can handle the solitude and keep their hands steady.
What I do now is pretty old-school: compound my positions and trade the market’s rhythm. I grew 30,000 USDT into 7 million, and I can honestly say it came down to having a method, not luck.
There are three key points:
First, don’t hesitate when the opportunity comes. Almost all my biggest gains came from moments when “everyone else was still watching, and I was already taking action.” Most people only jump in after they see prices rise, and end up holding the bag. I only trade setups I’ve understood in advance. When I enter, I go in big—and I get out once I’ve got my gains.
Second, don’t trade every day. Learn to wait. I sometimes go a week without placing a single trade, and staying out of the market is perfectly normal. There are only two or three major moves a year. I’d rather trade less than get it wrong. When you’re itching to trade, someone else is already getting positioned.
Third, let profits generate more profits, but don’t touch your principal. I’m very disciplined about compounding: I only add to positions with profits, never with my principal. After each stretch of gains, I take some profits off the table. You can’t let the rhythm get away from you.
A lot of people aren’t bad at making money—they just can’t hold on to it. They give it back faster than they made it.
Turning things around isn’t about charging ahead. It takes patience and a solid method. If you want to work on building one, come talk to me.
It took me years to learn one thing: the people who make serious money in this market aren’t the ones shouting the loudest. They’re the ones who can handle the solitude and keep their hands steady.
What I do now is pretty old-school: compound my positions and trade the market’s rhythm. I grew 30,000 USDT into 7 million, and I can honestly say it came down to having a method, not luck.
There are three key points:
First, don’t hesitate when the opportunity comes. Almost all my biggest gains came from moments when “everyone else was still watching, and I was already taking action.” Most people only jump in after they see prices rise, and end up holding the bag. I only trade setups I’ve understood in advance. When I enter, I go in big—and I get out once I’ve got my gains.
Second, don’t trade every day. Learn to wait. I sometimes go a week without placing a single trade, and staying out of the market is perfectly normal. There are only two or three major moves a year. I’d rather trade less than get it wrong. When you’re itching to trade, someone else is already getting positioned.
Third, let profits generate more profits, but don’t touch your principal. I’m very disciplined about compounding: I only add to positions with profits, never with my principal. After each stretch of gains, I take some profits off the table. You can’t let the rhythm get away from you.
A lot of people aren’t bad at making money—they just can’t hold on to it. They give it back faster than they made it.
Turning things around isn’t about charging ahead. It takes patience and a solid method. If you want to work on building one, come talk to me.
