When I answered the phone, I had just finished a bowl of noodles.

"Sir, you withdrew 130k this week. May I ask the source of the funds?" $PRL
I said I made it from trading cryptocurrencies. The other side paused for a moment, probably checking my account records.
"...Your account has been active for seven years, and you've never had a margin call." $HYPE
Her tone was like she saw a ghost.
Actually, I’m not that impressive. Those brothers who are smarter and more daring than me, have already blown up and left the market. #Gate直通韩股股票
I'm still here, for one reason — fear. $LAB
The most I’ve withdrawn in a week is 130k, and the exchange almost thought I was laundering money. I said no, I just fear being reckless. Money in the account makes a person easily floaty. If I withdraw it, the exchange manages it for me, and I have no bullets left to gamble.
Others are risking their lives in crypto, I’m working in crypto.
How did I do it? Basically, it boils down to three points.
First, make money first and stash it away. Every time I open a trade, I set take profit and stop loss in advance, never change them on the fly. When I make 10% profit, I immediately withdraw half to a cold wallet, and let the remaining profit keep rolling. I never touch the principal. This habit has saved me countless times. Over seven years, I’ve withdrawn 48 times, each time telling myself: today’s meal money is in hand, the rest is for fun. #美伊谈判第一轮结束
Second, hedge on both sides, profit no matter who wins. Remember the day LUNA collapsed? 90% plunge within 24 hours, many people blew up and cried. My account grew by 42% that day. Because I had both long and short positions, no matter which way the market crashed, I had money to make. Many think this is reckless, but 80% of the market is volatile, if you don’t hedge both ways, how do you survive those days?
Third, treat stop loss as meal money. My win rate is only 38%, losing six out of ten trades. Sounds bad, right? But for every dollar I lose, I can make back five. Stop loss isn’t losing money; it’s buying a ticket. After losing two trades in a row, I turn off my device and go to sleep, never trying to make it back immediately. When my account doubles, I withdraw money first, then play with the rest slowly. In seven years, I’ve never broken this rule.
To be blunt, if you’re losing money, it’s not because you’re stupid — it’s because no one told you these things. Most people enter the market wanting to get rich overnight, eager to buy cars and houses tomorrow, but can’t even hold on for three months. #特朗普Meme币涨7.9%
Getting rich overnight is luck; surviving seven years is skill. I can’t guarantee I’ll help you double your account overnight, but I can tell you this: a person who never blows up their account, every day, what they look at, what they resist, and what they execute.