That year, Jinma just entered the cryptocurrency space, watching people around him make money with envy, and in a moment of impulsiveness, he poured all his savings of 20k yuan accumulated over two years into it.

The market quickly taught him a lesson—within a few days, he lost more than half.
Back then, he was a complete novice: following the trend to buy, listening to rumors, rushing in based on intuition.
The more anxious he was, the more chaotic his actions; the more chaotic, the more he lost.
But he didn’t run away, nor did he delete the app, instead he started reviewing his trades bit by bit, basically stepping on every pit he could find.
Now, he can achieve stable profits, not relying on some mysterious indicator, but on these few simple practices:
First, diversification, not betting everything on one coin.
Don’t stake all your money on a single coin to gamble your life.
He split his funds, with the main portion allocated to mainstream coins as the base holdings, and only a small portion used to try out opportunities.
This way, even if he misjudges a coin, it won’t hurt him badly.
The market is inherently uncertain, and your positions must have flexibility.
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Second, strict rules: set take-profit and stop-loss limits and stick to them.
Without rules, you’ll inevitably be carried away by emotions.
He set two strict rules for himself: when profits reach a certain level, take profits gradually; when losses hit the red line, cut immediately—no excuses.
Over time, he realized—making money isn’t just about having good eyesight, it’s about whether you can stick to your plan.
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Third, don’t trade based on emotions.
When the market rises, people become greedy; when it falls, they panic.
He used to do the same.
Later, he forced himself to focus only on logic, not emotions.
When others panic, he first checks if the fundamentals are bad; when others go crazy, he shrinks back.
Gradually, you stop being led by candlestick charts.
Over these years, my biggest change isn’t how many times I’ve multiplied my money, but finally having a set of repeatable strategies.
Profits and losses are normal, but as long as the direction is right and the rhythm steady, the account can gradually grow.
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This market has never been about who makes the most money in a short time, but about who can stay in the game.
How long you survive determines how much you can earn.
If you’re still recklessly trading, following the crowd, operating on gut feelings—
then what you lack isn’t opportunity, but a set of rules that belong to you.