Eight years ago, I was carrying only 20,000 yuan in my pocket, filled with an unyielding passion, and I boldly entered the crypto world. Now, my account is steadily holding 34 million.

This 34 million isn't a windfall; it's the result of my patience, setbacks, perseverance, and evolution over eight years, gradually "exchanged" from the market.
Next, I want to share with you the truly valuable things I've accumulated over these eight years.
Let's start with the first survival rule: capital management is life.
I never go all-in on a single trade; I only allocate one-fifth of my funds for each operation.
Losing one part doesn't hurt my core, and when I make a profit, I lock in the gains immediately.
I set a strict rule for myself: stop loss if a single position loses 10%.
No matter how tempting the market, I don't soften.
Even if I lose five times in a row, the maximum loss is 50%, but as long as there's a bullish wave, a few take-profit points can recover it all.
The second insight: trading crypto should follow the trend, not bottom-fishing.
During a decline, no one can accurately pick the bottom; buying early results in heavy losses.
The truly smart approach is—wait for an uptrend to form, then buy on dips.
Entering at this point means lower risk and higher win rate.
The third key point: avoid coins that surge short-term.
Coins that double in a day may seem exciting, but they are actually landmines.
You think you can ride another wave, but they are just waiting for you to take over.
Especially with altcoins, after a rally, they often crash; entering ten times, nine times you'll get caught.
Technically, I trust one indicator the most—MACD.
When DIF and DEA cross above the zero line, it's my favorite buy signal.
Once they cross below the zero line, I immediately reduce my position and exit, locking in profits.
Another common misconception: averaging down.#ETH Market analysis
Averaging down when losing is like adding money to a pit; but adding when winning is the right way to snowball.
Trading volume also hides secrets.
When the price breaks out from a low level, a sudden surge in volume usually signals institutional entry.
Daring to follow at this point often means catching a full wave of the main rally.
The core principle is really just six words: follow the trend + strict risk control.