#数字资产市场观察 bought two houses in Shanghai through Cryptocurrency Trading, sounds unbelievable?

I am 37 this year, my hometown is Fujian, and this story is true.

Seven years ago, I entered the circle with 150,000, and at one point I lost down to only 50,000. At that time, I thought about withdrawing, but I couldn't bear to.

Why? Because I've found that this industry isn't actually that complicated—most people fail due to chaotic operations, while I stick firmly to one strategy.

Later, when I encountered a big market, my base position increased 200 times in 4 months, earning me 20 million. It sounds exaggerated, but that was the result of my relentless monitoring of the market until my eyes became inflamed.

Now the assets are eight figures, looking back, surviving relies not on talent, but on a few rules that are too dumb to be any dumber:

When your mindset collapses, no matter how good your skills are, it's all in vain. Don't get carried away when prices rise, and don't panic when they fall. K-lines won't deceive you, but emotions will.

Low principal? Then you need to be more frugal. Just catching a decent rise once a year is enough to get by; don't go all in every day.

Simulated trading practices improve skills, while real trading builds discipline. The money earned cannot be retained due to a lack of understanding, and it will eventually need to be given back.

For medium to long-term, you must keep cash flow. Sell in batches when it rises, buy in batches when it falls, and don't expect to go all in and conquer the world.

Only trade coins with high trading volume for short-term. Those with poor liquidity? Don't even touch them, you won't be able to sell and you'll regret it.

A rapid drop is often followed by a quick rebound, while a slow decline usually leads to a gradual recovery. Understanding this pattern can help avoid many pitfalls.

Wrong direction? Cut losses and get lost immediately. As long as the green mountains remain, there is capital for a comeback.

I focus on the 15-minute K-line for short-term trading, using KDJ and MACD to find buy and sell points. It may be simple, but it works.

Climbing out of the iron rule where seven people lose money, two break even, and one makes a profit ultimately comes down to sticking to a trading system and not changing strategies every few days.

In the cryptocurrency world, you can make a quick profit through luck, but you can earn a lifetime by following the rules.

These words may not sound pleasant, but they are lessons learned through real money. Whether you believe it or not, that's how I've lived.