The most terrifying thing in the crypto world was never the sharp surges or crashes. $GRASS

It’s that once people start making money, their mindset changes.

A couple of years ago, I brought along a younger brother.

When he came to find me, his account had only 1600U left.

Before that, he had been recklessly trading low-quality “tujia” coins, and he got liquidated again and again—so badly that he was about to lose even his rent.

He said he didn’t want to get rich; he just wanted to survive first.

Back then, I didn’t teach him any complicated techniques.

I only gave him three rules. $GUA

First: Positions must be split

Part of it is for short-term trading, part of it is for waiting for opportunities, and part of it is something you never touch.

I told him, “First learn how to stay alive, then think about making quick money.”

Second: Don’t chase the market

Most of the time, there really aren’t many opportunities in the market.

When the market is moving sideways, it’s better not to trade.

Many people lose money not because they missed the trend.

It’s because when there’s no action, their hands get too itchy.

Once, ADA went sideways for several days, and late at night he asked me whether he should set up a position in advance.

I only replied with two words: “Wait for volume.” $BSB

After the next day’s breakout with increased volume, he entered—yet it actually allowed him to capture the most comfortable stretch.

Only later did he slowly realize: in trading, it’s often not about who can move faster.

It’s about who can wait longer.

Third: You must cut losses

I kept telling him: Cutting losses isn’t admitting defeat.

It’s giving yourself a chance to start over again.

Once, he wanted to stubbornly hold on to his loss—then that very night, he got hit by a waterfall crash.

Later, he even said himself: “I used to think stop-loss means losing money. But later I realized—if you don’t set a stop-loss, that’s what’s truly fatal.”

During that period, his execution was especially strong.

His account also slowly grew from 1600U to over 40,000U.

But once someone gets on a roll, it’s easy to get carried away.

Later, he started mixing into all kinds of signal groups. He said the low leverage was too slow, so he began going all-in chasing MEME.

Later, his profits gave back by more than half.

Half the night, he sent me a message saying he was just a little short of luck.

But in my heart, I know this clearly: many people aren’t losing to the market.

They’re losing to their arrogance after they’ve made money.

Going from 1600U to over 40,000U relied on rules.

And to ruin all of this, you only need one moment of getting too confident.

The market never lacks opportunities.

What’s truly scarce is the people who can always stick to their rules.
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