#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 Fujian guy, now mixing in Shenzhen. Living in one trap, renting out another, the sports car in the garage was something I craved for three years before finally biting the bullet to get it.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not a rich second generation. All of this has been earned in the crypto market.

Eight years ago, I had sixty thousand yuan in my hand. When I first entered the circle? Completely clueless. I didn't understand anything, watching the K-line jumping up and down, my heart racing along with it. I had only one thought in my mind - to get rich quickly, get rich fast!

The first time I went all-in on a scam, I didn't sleep for three days. Stop-loss? Not a chance, I'm afraid if I set a stop-loss, it'll go to zero. And then? The needle dropped, and my account was left with just a few cents. My hands were shaking so much that I could hardly open the app, it felt like I got stabbed in the chest.

After that, I realized: this circle doesn't rely on luck, and it's not something you can win by charging in with just passion. Want to survive? You need to learn these five things—position control, diversification, daring to cut losses, diligent review, and maintaining a stable mindset.

Later, I set strict rules for myself: strictly control position size for each trade, take profits immediately, and accept losses without hesitation. Only trade familiar coins, like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL, the mainstream ones; altcoins? Just take a look. I must review the market every day after closing, noting down the reasons for the rise and fall, and if I make a mistake, I force myself to learn from it. No matter how crazy the market gets, I must not lose my footing.

In this way, the account slowly rolled from sixty thousand to one hundred thousand, three hundred thousand, and then to over a million... Every penny was a lesson learned from real money.

Looking back now, I can't count the number of pitfalls I've encountered over the past eight years, but each time I fell, it brought me one step closer to becoming a trader who can protect the principal, maintain a steady rhythm, and control emotions.

Someone asked me what my secret is? I can only say: there are no insider tips, nor do I rely on predictive genius.

Ask yourself, do you want to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last?