Eight years ago, I was trembling when I transferred all my savings of 20,000 into a crypto account. Now, with 6 million sitting there, I'm strangely calm.

What these eight years taught me isn't technical skills—it's survival.

In capital management, I never go all in; I only use 20% each time.

Strictly enforce a 10% stop-loss per trade. Even if I lose five times in a row, at most I lose half, but one trend can recover it all. Many people die from "waiting a little longer"; I die from "must cut."

On trends, I never catch a falling knife.

Guessing the bottom during a downtrend is like catching a falling knife. I only wait for pullback opportunities after the trend confirms.

There's naturally a higher win rate in market-verified directions.

I never touch pump-and-dump coins. Wildly volatile altcoins are essentially bait; the pump is just to find bag holders.

Better to miss out than be cannon fodder.

MACD is the only indicator I look at. $BASED

A golden cross below the zero line crossing above is my entry signal; a death cross above the zero line means I reduce positions directly—no predictions, just follow.

There's an iron rule for adding positions: don't add to losers, only add to winners—let profits snowball.

Volume expansion + breakout signals real money from major players—that's worth following.

Finally, six words: follow the trend, control risk, have patience.

Hold when multiple timeframes align in the same trend direction; exit when they turn down.

There's no holy grail in the market—only discipline.

After eight years, what remains isn't technical skills but the execution that defies human nature. #Sharplink增持1万枚ETH