Having been involved in the crypto world for ten years, what’s my biggest takeaway?

It’s not about how exhilarating it feels to get a hundredfold gain, nor how painful it is to drop to zero overnight.
It’s about living longer—truly, living longer is ten thousand times more important than making money quickly.
When people praise me for good luck, I usually just smile and say nothing.
There’s no such thing as innate good fortune—it's just ten years of stepping on mines, and stepping out a set of the “343 Investment Method.”
Three parts for initiative, four parts for stability, and three parts for composure.
What the market rewards is never the most daring person, but the one who truly understands how to stay clear-headed and live well.
Today, I’ll use Bitcoin as an example and break this method down for you step by step.
No mysticism—just practical and useful.
Step one: 30% position. Go in light to test the waters, keep your mindset steady.
Assuming my total investment is 120,000, I would never go all-in at once.
First take 30%, that is 36,000, and build a base position.
Why 30%?
When your mindset is steady, no matter how big the fluctuations are, your gains and losses won’t shock you, and you won’t lose your footing.
With low risk, even if you misjudge, the bulk of your principal is still there—you don’t lose control.
Leave yourself a backup—only if you have ammunition in hand can you handle all kinds of unexpected market conditions.
Step two: 40% position. Build it in batches to smooth out and average down your cost.
After the base is set, the remaining 40%, which is 48,000, is my core reserve unit.
Discipline has only two rules.
When it rises, don’t chase the highs—be patient and wait for a pullback, then add in batches.
When it falls, don’t panic—follow the rhythm. Every time it drops by 10%, add 10%.
In this way, no matter how wildly the market shakes, my holding cost can be gradually averaged down, and I won’t be completely forced out due to a single mistake.
Step three: 30% position. The trend is clear—strike with full force.
The final 30%—I call it trend chips, totaling 36,000.
I will not deploy this money at all when the direction is unclear.
Only when the trend is fully confirmed—for example, Bitcoin breaks through a key resistance level with expanding volume and then stays above it for several consecutive days—will I push these chips in.
This round is to maximize profits during the stage with the highest certainty.
In the end, investing isn’t about who’s the most aggressive—it’s about who understands how to live wisely, and last longer.