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#香港稳定币监管框架 Many people ask me, how does the Crypto Assets market survive?



I have seen a case: a novice entered the market with less than two thousand dollars, and in three months, it rose to nearly thirty thousand. Now the account balance is stable around fifty-eight thousand.

What did he do right? To put it simply, there are three things.

**First thing: Money should be kept separate.**
A portion is kept for quick in and out, another portion is for mid-term opportunities, and yet another portion serves as ballast. It’s not about going all in to get rich, but rather to prevent losing everything due to a single mistake. Protecting the principal is the foundation for the stories that follow.

**Second: Don't mess around in a bad market.**
The market tends to move sideways most of the time. Frequent trading often results in losses from back-and-forth selling. When should you take action? Wait until the trend is clear and the win rate is high. If the market is favorable, take advantage of it; if not, protect your wallet. It's not shameful to secure profits; preserving your capital is what matters.

**Third item: Don't rely on myths, live by the system.**
From eighteen hundred to fifty-eight thousand, it's not relying on any particular skyrocketing coin, but rather controlling risks, following rules, and gradually accumulating each time. As long as the principal is not lost, the profits will naturally rise.

There are no secrets on this road.
First learn not to die, then learn to hold steady, and finally, it will be time to make money.

When the rhythm is right, time will be on your side. What you may be lacking is not speed, but a light - follow the right people and take fewer detours.

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MEVVictimAlliancevip
· 18h ago
Wow, these three points are indeed amazing, especially the second one. I used to be the kind of person who randomly operated when the market was stable and got played people for suckers badly.
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Lonely_Validatorvip
· 19h ago
To be honest, I have long understood this trap of diversifying risks, but it's just too difficult to execute.
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OneBlockAtATimevip
· 11-28 12:51
It's just not a gambler's mentality; living longer leads to making money.
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TokenSherpavip
· 11-28 12:48
look, if you examine the data here—historically speaking, the real winners aren't chasing moonshots, they're just... not blowing up their accounts. fundamentally, it's governance over greed, tbh. three operational frameworks and boom, you've got your risk mitigation strategy. the capital preservation precedent is what actually matters. nothing glamorous about it
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SignatureCollectorvip
· 11-28 12:40
You're not wrong; it's this way of living. I also wanted to go all in at first, but later I realized that was just handing out money. Diversifying your holdings is really key; many people lose everything by putting all their chips on one coin.
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RektCoastervip
· 11-28 12:28
You're right, protecting your principal is really the first lesson. I've seen too many guys go all in and now they're gone.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 11-28 12:23
It sounds like a textbook example of a steady strategy, but in reality, how many can really stick to it? Most are still drowned by fear of missing out (FOMO).
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