In 2018, I jumped into the crypto world with 50,000 yuan. At that time, I heard too many stories of "getting rich overnight," but in the first year, I almost lost everything to the market. Chasing rallies, panic selling, following big V calls, leveraged liquidations—I've fallen into all the traps retail investors can stumble into. Now, my account sits in the seven-figure range, not because of luck, but because I trained myself to be a tireless machine. I write this phrase next to my monitor: "Three consecutive tenfolds, shut up the rest of the time." It sounds like motivational talk, but it's actually math.

Let me talk about the specific strategies.

**Coin Selection: Only True Dragons, Pass on All Trash**

I've seen too many people treat their "100x coin list" as their life manual, only to see half of those projects zero out after six months. My strict rule is: "Better to miss out on shanzhai projects than to step on air coins."

What is the real entry signal? It’s not just a simple breakout above previous highs. Market makers can easily fake this with a few lines. The key is trading volume—if the average daily volume suddenly surges to over three times, it indicates real big funds are coming in. Last year, there was an AI coin that broke out with volume five times higher, and it surged 300% in the following month. Conversely, no matter how beautiful the candlestick pattern, I won't look at projects without volume support.

**Three Hard Indicators for Picking Leaders**

For MEME coins, I only look at one thing: is the community in a frenzy mode? Don’t bother with talk of technological innovation; retail hype and meme momentum are more effective than whitepapers.

AI projects must have real revenue. If they only ride the hype without generating income, they will collapse sooner or later.

For L2 public chains, check the TVL ranking—must stay in the top five; falling out is a warning signal.

This logic isn’t new, but execution is the rarest skill.