Brothers, don't let the market lead you by the nose anymore! Momentum investing, that's the script for suckers, not our path.

The true tough guys in the crypto world are never playing with their heartbeat, but with the rhythm.

I know an old-timer who entered the market with 100,000 back in the day, and now his wealth is over 40 million. One time while drinking, he squinted his eyes and said: "In this market, when emotions run high, money grows legs. Whoever can stay steady, they are the ones in control."

Thinking carefully about how I've survived and still made money these past few years, it really relies on a few "simple methods"—not showing off skills, not gambling with my life, only doing what I can understand.

First, do not eat fish tails, do not be hit by a stick.

Don't always think about buying at the lowest and selling at the highest; that's something only gods can do. The pitfall that ordinary people are most likely to fall into is: they run away after making a little profit but hold on tight when they incur losses. As a result, they fly at a 5% rise but play dead at a 30% fall. Once the rhythm is disrupted, the account wilts.

Second, only the mainstream coins that have fallen through.

New coins and meme coins are a casino, I never touch them. When mainstream coins fall to a point where no one wants them, that’s the opportunity. First, I’ll build a bottom position, not aiming to buy at the very bottom, just hoping not to get stuck halfway up the mountain – it’s slow, but I can sleep well.

Third, act only when the trend is clear.

Don't rush to be the "bottom-fishing pioneer". Wait for the market to show a right side; a pullback is the signal to start. It's better to buy at a high price than to buy at a risky level. While others rely on luck, we wait for signals.

Fourth, withdraw the principal in batches after making a profit.

Every wave of market movement, first put the principal and some profits in your pocket. Let the remaining profits run, stay calm in mindset, and keep operations correct.

Last year I brought a brother along, who had previously lost more than sixty. Following this strategy and slowly grinding it out, not only did he recover in half a year, but he also drove an X5.

The most ironic thing in the cryptocurrency world is that smart people always want to take shortcuts, but end up falling into traps; while the "foolish" ones stick to their own little piece of land and quietly make a fortune.

So don’t envy those who flaunt their daily surges; the real money that is earned steadily comes in quietly. Are you going to continue to be caught up in emotions, or will you maintain your pace and wait for the wind to come? Whichever path you choose, you need to be clear in your heart.