Want to survive in the crypto world? Stop pretending. I’ve already stepped into every pit where the harder you try, the more you lose—so you don’t have to.

When I first entered the market, I was just like you—chasing pumps, cutting dips, using leverage, staring at the charts until 3 a.m. And the result? I lost so much that I wouldn’t even dare add an egg to my instant noodles. I even dreamed about getting liquidated—then woke up to find it wasn’t a dream.
Later, I finally understood one truth: in crypto, it’s not about how smart you are that determines whether you live—it’s about how “dumb/timid” you are, so you can survive.
Now I only recognize two “dead rules”—dumb, but they work.
First: if you can’t understand the market, you don’t enter—full stop. No matter how hot the hotspot is, what does it have to do with me? I only act on signals I can understand completely. It’s not about predicting—it’s about waiting until the market comes to me, then I make a move. No greed, no gambling, no emotional trades—sounds simple, but I proved it the hard way with real money I lost.
Second: time matters a hundred times more than technical skills. These days I basically don’t check the charts during the day; I only trade after 9 p.m. Why? Because during the day it’s all news and emotion-driven price action—the main players are washing out traders like you who stare at the screen until their eyes go red. Only after it gets calm at night does the direction truly become clear.
I don’t rely on any deep, fancy indicators—I just stick to this dumb approach, play it safe, and somehow I can pull out profits every single month.