A day in the crypto world is a year in the human world. I've heard this phrase too many times, but how many people have lost themselves in this rapidly changing environment? I chose a different path.

When I first entered the market, I was no different from most people. I couldn't sleep at night, my eyes glued to the candlestick charts, my mind full of thoughts about "hundredfold coins." But I quickly saw through it — those who shout "all-in" every day, either quit the scene soon after or lose so much they have nothing left. I decided to change my mindset and give up the gambler mentality.

I started with 1800U, divided into six parts, each 300U. The criteria for choosing coins were simple: focus on mainstream coins with relatively stable volatility. The operation method was so straightforward it was almost exaggerated: buy a little when it drops a lot, sell a little when it rises too high. No thrill of futures liquidation, no legendary overnight riches, but in the first week, I made 420U, and by the third week, my account had tripled. I realized that in this market where everyone wants to double their money quickly, what is truly scarce is patience.

My three core methods:

**First, position management — don't put all your chips in one basket**

This is my ironclad rule. No matter how optimistic I am about the market, I never allocate more than 30% of my total funds to a single coin. I’ve seen firsthand how those heavily invested in LUNA got wiped out during its crash, while those who diversified only took some hits but still stayed in the game. Surviving in the crypto world is more important than making quick money.

**Second, focus on mainstream coins, avoid chasing new tokens**

There are always new stories and opportunities in the market, and hot coins emerge constantly. But my strategy is to stick tightly to those with relatively stable fundamentals and high trading volume. This approach helps keep risks manageable and reduces the chances of being unable to sell when needed.