After years of struggling in the Crypto Assets market, I have experienced many setbacks such as contract liquidations, small coin crashes, and chasing the price only to be hit hard. At one point, my account fell to its lowest point, with only 10,000 remaining, and that kind of despair nearly shattered my confidence.

However, through relentless effort and accumulated experience, I successfully grew this 10,000 yuan to seven figures. This was not due to luck, but rather stemmed from a set of survival strategies forged through blood and tears.

The root cause of many investors' failures does not lie in insufficient technical skills, but rather in an overly greedy mindset. They always hope to achieve financial freedom through a single risk. But the reality is that to achieve a 100-fold return, one needs to successfully double their investment 10 times in a row. The vast majority of people have already exited the market by the third market adjustment.

My investment philosophy may seem counterintuitive: I only make small investments when the market conditions are optimal and never get greedy during the entire uptrend cycle. Another common trap is blindly investing in small coins, NFTs, or DeFi projects. These may appear to be highly profitable, but in reality, they carry significant risks.

My investment focus is limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum. These two Crypto Assets have strong liquidity, relatively clear price trends, and are not easily manipulated.

Successful turnaround relies not on aggressive advancement, but on steady defense and timely counterattacks. I only make one or two trades a day, and as soon as profits reach 3%-5%, I take profits immediately, without blindly chasing the so-called 'big market'.

When the scale of funds grows to a certain extent, I will use the Kelly formula for asset allocation, making the risk proportional to the principal. This is the true sustainable growth model.

The Crypto Assets market presents opportunities and risks, but the investors who can survive in the long term are the real winners. If you are still struggling in a cycle of losses, perhaps what you are lacking is not the opportunity, but the key ability of self-discipline.