#密码资产动态追踪 Stay on the right rhythm, over 30 million is just around the corner
When I first entered the crypto world in 2018, I never imagined I would go this far. My initial idea was simple—earning 20,000 to 30,000 yuan a month, saving up to make a down payment in first-tier cities, but housing prices always outpaced savings. It was only after I got involved in the crypto market that I realized: wages are a static mindset, only trends can create incremental gains.
I have no special talent; it took me two years to understand the temperament of mainstream coins. In 2020, I poured most of my capital into the market, with $BTC and $ETH as my main positions, and small allocations to promising coins. That year, there were several dips; while others panicked, I thought—could this be a buying opportunity? During the sharp drop on 519, when my account was plunging, many people cut losses, but I added to my positions.
I never use high leverage, never borrow money to trade, and I don’t chase rallies or sell in panic. I only trade what I can see clearly, which actually helps me sleep better.
By 2021, the market gave the answer. I started gradually selling off around 58,000 $BTC , and also sold most of my holdings near 4400 $ETH . At that time, many still believed prices would go higher, but I judged that was the ceiling of this cycle. Later, it was confirmed—that was indeed the closest point to the top.
When the bull market ended, my account balance was at 31.79 million. I took 10 million to buy property in Shenzhen, kept 20 million in the bank for stable returns, and still had 8.51 million remaining in the market.
A few bottom lines I’ve learned over the years:
**Principal is built through self-accumulation; leverage is both an accelerator and a meat grinder** — Those who borrow to enter the market may earn quickly but also lose quickly.
**Only pursue high-probability opportunities; better to miss out than to make mistakes** — Fewer trades don’t mean less profit; in fact, it helps avoid many pitfalls.
**Know when to be greedy, and more importantly, when to walk away** — The phrase “take profits when you see good” sounds simple, but in practice, it’s the greatest test of human nature.
**Make money from cycles, not minute-to-minute fluctuations** — That’s how the crypto market works: accumulate in bear markets, realize gains in bull markets, cycle repeats.
How far can the crypto world go depends not on courage but on whether you can keep the rhythm. Find the right approach, and you can replicate it.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 01-10 08:50
519 I was also involved, but I chose to cut losses... Reading this article now really hits home.
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GmGmNoGn
· 01-10 08:49
The 519 increase was indeed aggressive, but I think the key is still mindset... Most people simply can't handle the feeling of their account plunging.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-10 08:42
Really, the worst are those who shout about bottoming out every day, and then run away after a single crash... This guy's move to completely clear his position was indeed brilliant. I added to my position during the 519 wave, but I didn't sell as decisively as him later. Sigh.
I agree with the statement about sleep quality; avoiding leverage can truly make life more comfortable, much better than constantly staring at K-line charts.
Wait, what does the concept of a 10 million yuan property in Shenzhen mean? It feels like the entire thinking system is completely different...
It's really about cyclical money, not volatile money. There's no fault in that statement, but the key is how difficult it is to actually do it.
There are probably only a few people still alive who entered in 2018; this person is truly a living specimen.
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-10 08:35
519 Nabo, I'm also in, but I got liquidated directly by doing reverse trading haha. Now seeing these "take profits when it's good" stories just makes me think of my tears.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 01-10 08:23
Honestly, I also increased my position during the 519 wave, but I still couldn't hold on and cut my losses later... From this guy's narration, he's really clear-headed, understanding when to exit is much more important than when to come in.
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It's "you can also copy," if copying was really that easy, everyone would already have 30 million, it's just good luck hitting the right rhythm.
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Putting out 10 million for property and 20 million for stable income—that's real profit and then running, unlike us who are always worried about how much more it can rise.
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No leverage, no borrowing, no chasing the pump—sounds right, but how many can really do it?
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The most impressive thing is mentioning good sleep quality; being able to maintain a calm mindset in the crypto world is truly more valuable than anything else.
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Back in 2021, he was clearing out his holdings, and I was still shouting in the group that Bitcoin would reach 500,000 by 2030. Thinking about it now, it's a bit embarrassing.
#密码资产动态追踪 Stay on the right rhythm, over 30 million is just around the corner
When I first entered the crypto world in 2018, I never imagined I would go this far. My initial idea was simple—earning 20,000 to 30,000 yuan a month, saving up to make a down payment in first-tier cities, but housing prices always outpaced savings. It was only after I got involved in the crypto market that I realized: wages are a static mindset, only trends can create incremental gains.
I have no special talent; it took me two years to understand the temperament of mainstream coins. In 2020, I poured most of my capital into the market, with $BTC and $ETH as my main positions, and small allocations to promising coins. That year, there were several dips; while others panicked, I thought—could this be a buying opportunity? During the sharp drop on 519, when my account was plunging, many people cut losses, but I added to my positions.
I never use high leverage, never borrow money to trade, and I don’t chase rallies or sell in panic. I only trade what I can see clearly, which actually helps me sleep better.
By 2021, the market gave the answer. I started gradually selling off around 58,000 $BTC , and also sold most of my holdings near 4400 $ETH . At that time, many still believed prices would go higher, but I judged that was the ceiling of this cycle. Later, it was confirmed—that was indeed the closest point to the top.
When the bull market ended, my account balance was at 31.79 million. I took 10 million to buy property in Shenzhen, kept 20 million in the bank for stable returns, and still had 8.51 million remaining in the market.
A few bottom lines I’ve learned over the years:
**Principal is built through self-accumulation; leverage is both an accelerator and a meat grinder** — Those who borrow to enter the market may earn quickly but also lose quickly.
**Only pursue high-probability opportunities; better to miss out than to make mistakes** — Fewer trades don’t mean less profit; in fact, it helps avoid many pitfalls.
**Know when to be greedy, and more importantly, when to walk away** — The phrase “take profits when you see good” sounds simple, but in practice, it’s the greatest test of human nature.
**Make money from cycles, not minute-to-minute fluctuations** — That’s how the crypto market works: accumulate in bear markets, realize gains in bull markets, cycle repeats.
How far can the crypto world go depends not on courage but on whether you can keep the rhythm. Find the right approach, and you can replicate it.