If you don’t want to look back on your youth full of regrets, then work with all your might, through day and night! A big-shot friend of mine started with 100,000, and now his assets are well over 100 million.
He once told me something that instantly woke me up:
“Most people in crypto are slaves to their emotions. Once you can stay calm, this place becomes your ATM.”
I’ve put together a few of his practical tips. I’ve tried them myself, and they work—especially if you often get stuck holding losing positions or struggle to hold on to your trades!
1. 【Don’t settle for small gains, and don’t take big losses】
These eight words seem simple, but they’re incredibly hard to live by.
For example, you open a position with 100,000. It rises to 105,000, and you’re quick to take profit—only for the price to surge to 125,000… You make just 5% and miss out on 50% 😭
Next time, you decide to hold long-term, but the price falls back to 97,500, and you can only cut your losses.
How many people spend their whole lives wavering between “fear of missing out” and “fear of losing money”?
2. 【Only buy established coins that have finished dropping; stay away from new coins】
Start with a 10% position. Don’t try to guess the bottom, and don’t chase hyped-up coins.
Wait for a trend to gradually emerge before making a move—it may look clumsy, but it’s actually the safest approach.
3. 【Add to your position only after the trend is confirmed】
Others are always trying to buy at the very bottom. He refuses to.
He’d rather wait for the trend to stabilize, then add 20%–30% on a pullback. It costs a little more, but it’s safer—and you won’t get trapped halfway up!
4. 【After every rally, take out your principal and profits first】
No matter how much it rises, don’t get greedy. Take out your principal plus half your profits first.
Let the rest ride. Money in your pocket is what counts as real profit.
Last year, I used this approach to help a friend trade.
He’d previously lost over 3 million. In just six months, he not only made it all back, but also got himself a Ferrari.
I’m not making this up. The crypto world isn’t short of “smart people.”
What it lacks are “fools” who can keep their hands in check and patiently endure the loneliness.
While everyone else is frantically chasing rises and selling falls,
the calmer you stay, the more money you can pick up from them.
Are you going to keep messing around?
Or switch to a steadier “foolproof” approach?
Don’t be greedy; earn steadily, and make every move with clarity. @程总趋势论
He once told me something that instantly woke me up:
“Most people in crypto are slaves to their emotions. Once you can stay calm, this place becomes your ATM.”
I’ve put together a few of his practical tips. I’ve tried them myself, and they work—especially if you often get stuck holding losing positions or struggle to hold on to your trades!
1. 【Don’t settle for small gains, and don’t take big losses】
These eight words seem simple, but they’re incredibly hard to live by.
For example, you open a position with 100,000. It rises to 105,000, and you’re quick to take profit—only for the price to surge to 125,000… You make just 5% and miss out on 50% 😭
Next time, you decide to hold long-term, but the price falls back to 97,500, and you can only cut your losses.
How many people spend their whole lives wavering between “fear of missing out” and “fear of losing money”?
2. 【Only buy established coins that have finished dropping; stay away from new coins】
Start with a 10% position. Don’t try to guess the bottom, and don’t chase hyped-up coins.
Wait for a trend to gradually emerge before making a move—it may look clumsy, but it’s actually the safest approach.
3. 【Add to your position only after the trend is confirmed】
Others are always trying to buy at the very bottom. He refuses to.
He’d rather wait for the trend to stabilize, then add 20%–30% on a pullback. It costs a little more, but it’s safer—and you won’t get trapped halfway up!
4. 【After every rally, take out your principal and profits first】
No matter how much it rises, don’t get greedy. Take out your principal plus half your profits first.
Let the rest ride. Money in your pocket is what counts as real profit.
Last year, I used this approach to help a friend trade.
He’d previously lost over 3 million. In just six months, he not only made it all back, but also got himself a Ferrari.
I’m not making this up. The crypto world isn’t short of “smart people.”
What it lacks are “fools” who can keep their hands in check and patiently endure the loneliness.
While everyone else is frantically chasing rises and selling falls,
the calmer you stay, the more money you can pick up from them.
Are you going to keep messing around?
Or switch to a steadier “foolproof” approach?
Don’t be greedy; earn steadily, and make every move with clarity. @程总趋势论