From 30k to zero, and then slowly from 1,500 USDT to over 30k—my biggest takeaway along this whole journey can be summed up in one sentence: in crypto, the first thing to be weeded out is people who can’t control themselves.

Six years ago, I caught the bull market and thought making money was too easy. I kept increasing my position size, and in the end, my last liquidation shattered my account, my confidence, and my life all at once.

Later, I restarted with only the remaining 1,500 USDT. Cat Brother only followed 9 rules: don’t go full position with small capital; take profits promptly when good news lands; before major news, move less; for the medium and long term, carry a light position; for the short term, enter and exit quickly; only follow the market’s tempo—if the direction is wrong, leave immediately; for short-term trades, look at the 15-minute timeframe; if your mindset gets messy, stop right away.

These rules look ordinary, but they helped me quit the habits of going all-in, holding through losses without stopping, and trying to make it back too urgently.

When my account truly started to move upward, it was also after I reduced the number of trades, lightened my positions, and made my stop-losses faster.

There are opportunities every day in crypto; what’s really hard is staying true to your plan when the market tempts you.

If you’re still repeatedly losing money right now, don’t rush to find the next coin. Come find Cat Brother—re-sort your position sizing and your rhythm first. #cryptowealth $BTC