9 years of trading cryptocurrencies—the most painful time, and also the most valuable one.

In 2018, I quietly bought ADA at 0.03U.
Later, within three months, it rose to 1.2wU, and my account was once up by 40 times.
During that period, I even had the address of the Mercedes-Benz 4S dealership figured out.
In the end, I didn’t sell a single coin.
Later, ADA kept falling all the way back to 0.2U, and the profits were almost wiped out.
In that moment, I truly understood:
Being able to buy is luck; being able to sell is skill.
Many people think my trading is stable now because my skills have improved.
Actually, that’s not it.
It’s because I’ve lost money, suffered pain, and finally learned to respect the market.
Now my take-profit method is very simple—especially for people who don’t have time to watch the charts:
When it doubles, sell 30% first, and get the principal back;
When it triples, sell another 30% to lock in profits;
For the remaining position, set a trailing take-profit—if it breaks below, exit.
Because I found that the people who truly make money don’t be greedy for that last segment.
Stop-loss is also an iron rule. $BEAT
My loss on any single trade must never exceed 5%.
The first thing after buying is not to fantasize about doubling—it’s to set the stop-loss first.
Many people lose not because they can’t analyze, but because they’re unwilling to admit mistakes.
Holding on stubbornly, adding to positions, betting on a rebound—ultimately, they sink deeper and deeper.
In the crypto world, it’s never about who gets rich overnight. $MU
It’s about who can survive and make it through the bull and bear markets.
The people who can truly take their money out of the market don’t rely on emotions—they rely on discipline.
The two most expensive words in this industry are self-discipline.
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