At 38 years old, settled in Hangzhou, life is quite carefree, not working, free! Wherever I want to go, I can just go! I have three houses, one for myself, one for my family, and one currently rented out.

In the past 9 years in the cryptocurrency world, I haven't relied on so-called "big players' tips" nor have I touched any air coins. Without flashy operations, relying on a simple method of "not being greedy or anxious," I've multiplied my principal nearly a hundred times.

Today, I’ve organized my hard-earned experience. Compared to complex technical indicators, these seemingly "clumsy" principles can actually help you avoid many detours—six survival rules in the cryptocurrency world

1. Slow rises and small dips ≠ weak, panicking is only for rapid rises and falls.

If the market is slowly climbing and the pullbacks never exceed 10%, it is likely a healthy trend; but if it suddenly surges over 20% and then immediately crashes, it’s highly likely that the main force is "cutting quickly." Don’t let FOMO emotions lead you; being calm is much more reliable than being impulsive.

2. The more aggressively a coin is hyped, the further away you should stay.

As long as someone is shouting in the group every day "must go up 10 times" and "don’t miss out," no matter how many profit screenshots they show, we should avoid it. Truly valuable projects don’t need "brainwashing marketing" to attract people. Popularity ≠ value, don’t let noise disrupt your judgment.

3. Only invest 30% of your principal, never go all in.

Even if you’re optimistic about a coin, invest at most 30% of your total assets. The remaining 70% is left as a buffer for extreme market conditions. Those who go all in, after just one major drop, may end up completely exiting—surviving is more important than making quick money.

4. Withdraw 50% of your profits first; securing gains is what truly belongs to you.

The cryptocurrency market changes rapidly; today’s unrealized gains may turn into losses tomorrow. No matter how many times it multiplies, first withdraw half of your profits to the outside, and then continue to play with the rest. Taking profits is not conservative; it’s a principle.

5. If you don’t understand a coin, don’t touch it no matter how hot it is.

DeFi, NFT, AI concepts... new play styles are emerging endlessly, but don’t blindly follow because "everyone else is making money." If you don’t understand the underlying logic, don’t get involved; you could very well be the last one holding the bag.

No matter how good the market is, some will lose, and some will earn even in bad times. Living longer is more important than making money quickly. These simple methods have helped me endure two rounds of bull and bear markets, and now I pass them on to you who want to go far in the cryptocurrency world—being steady and following the rules is better than anything else.

Here, I don’t make grand promises or deal in mysticism.

I only take on those who truly want to break through and have the execution power to be ruthless with themselves.