In the early days, I started with a capital of 50,000. Over two years, it gradually grew to 302,000. In the third year, it stabilized at 590,000. In the fourth year, it skyrocketed — by August, the account reached 3.78 million, and by November, it directly surpassed 7 million.

At that time, my mind was overwhelmed; I quit my stable job and even borrowed money to leverage, feeling that “luck would always support me.” As a result, when the financial crisis hit, I not only lost all my profits but also went into debt. I eventually had to sell my house to pay off the debt, and my family nearly fell apart. It was only at the lowest point that I realized: everything I had gained before was just luck, not skill.
After that, I didn’t trade recklessly for three years. I analyzed and evaluated day and night, finally managing to recover with a simple logic. These 6 core points can avoid 80% of the traps:
1. Don’t become a “coin collector.” I used to hold a dozen small coins, most of which were worthless. I only understood that there are three main things: BTC for long-term holding to avoid traps, ETH with moderate fluctuations for swing trading, and choose one leading token in a strong sector like AI, RWA, which is more reliable than other tokens.