From being a total beginner who knows nothing, buys blindly, and keeps losing money by the wrong moves, to stable profitability now—I only relied on these few things $EVAA

Back then, Gege had just entered the crypto world.
Seeing people around me make money, I got hot-headed and put my saved $20k all in.
The result was very real—within days, I lost more than half. $BTC
At that time, I didn’t understand anything: I followed the crowd to buy, took advice from messages, and traded based on instinct.
The more anxious I was, the more chaotic it became; the more chaotic it was, the more I lost.
But I didn’t quit. $ETH
I started reviewing things bit by bit, changing little by little, and basically stepped on every pit I could.
Later on, I kept only a few things that were truly useful:
First, diversify instead of placing all bets.
Don’t put all your money into one coin.
I split my funds: major coins as the foundation, and smaller positions to test opportunities.
That way, even if one judgment is wrong, it won’t directly wipe out the whole account.
The market is uncertain, so your positions have to have room to breathe.
Second, set take-profit and stop-loss in advance.
If you don’t set rules, you’ll definitely let emotions take over in the end.
Catge set two rules for himself:
When you reach a certain gain percentage, take profits in batches;
When you hit a certain loss range, cut the loss immediately.
After executing this for a long time, you’ll realize—it's not that you’re more skillful at reading charts, it’s whether you can hold your ground.
Third, don’t trade with emotions.
When the market is up, it’s easy to get greedy;
When the market is down, it’s easy to panic.
I used to be the same.
Later, I forced myself to only look at logic, not emotions.
When others are panicking, I first look at fundamentals;
When others are going crazy, I become even more cautious.
Slowly, you won’t be led around by the market anymore.
Over these years, my biggest change isn’t how much I’ve made, but that I finally have a set of things I can repeat and execute.
Gains and losses are normal—but as long as your direction is right and your pace stays steady, your account can gradually move upward.
This market has never been about who makes more money for a moment—it’s about who can keep being in the game.
How long you can survive determines how much you can earn.
If you’re still doing everything blindly, following the crowd, and trading based on feel—then what you lack isn’t opportunities; it’s a set of rules that belong to you.
If you’re still confused about placing trades, and you truly want to get back to even, turn it around, and get back on top—Lao Li is waiting for you to rejoin.
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