Many people ask me:

“Yuan Jie, now that you can live freely, do you have a lot of principal?”
Actually, no.
I entered this space with $2,000. At the lowest point, I only had $1,000 left.
Like many newcomers, I also went through chasing pumps and killing trades, leveraged all-ins, and going heavy on low-cap altcoins.
Only after I lost so much that it finally made me sober did I understand:
Crypto isn’t a casino. If you want to make money, first learn how to survive.
Over these years, I’ve summed up six iron rules:
First, a sharp rise followed by a slow grind may be a shakeout—don’t get thrown off the train too easily.
Second, a steep drop with a weak rebound means there isn’t enough follow-through—don’t fantasize about stubbornly holding on.
Third, high-level rallies on big volume aren’t necessarily dangerous, but rising on shrinking volume should be treated with caution.
Fourth, don’t rush when volume increases at the bottom—wait for trend confirmation before entering.
Fifth, price is the outcome; volume is what leaves traces of capital.
Sixth, controlling your emotions is more important than any technical indicator.
If you have a small amount of capital and want to make it big, you don’t rely on one all-in—you rely on splitting positions, controlling risk, and slowly rolling.
In the end, trading isn’t won by luck, but by discipline and mindset.
Follow Yuan Yuan Jie—no “get-rich-quick” stories, just sharing real experience that can help you survive in the market.
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