I have an old player friend who has been holding 1,000 Bitcoin since 2017. He once told me a sentence that directly refreshed my understanding of the crypto world:

"90% of people in the crypto circle are emotionally driven. If you can control this one point, you've already beaten nine-tenths of your opponents."

That sentence has saved me many times since. During the ups and downs of the market, I avoided many pitfalls.

After years of tinkering, I’ve distilled a set of methods that don’t rely on clever tricks, summarized into four points:

**First, stick to the line of "not making small profits and not losing big money."**

It's easy to say, but less than 10% actually do it. When a 20,000 capital increases by 5%, they rush to take profits, only for the market to rise another 50% later, leaving them on the sidelines. Next time, they become smarter and hold on stubbornly, only to be caught in a pullback and hit stop-loss. Most people waste their energy in this back-and-forth struggle.

**Second, only engage with mainstream coins that have already bottomed out and stabilized.**

Definitely avoid new trends like BTC’s latest moves. Don’t guess the bottom; wait for it to slowly climb out of the bottom on its own, stabilize, then gradually enter with about 10% of the total position. This approach may be slow, but it can avoid most of the tricks used to cut leeks, making it very solid.

**Third, add to your position only when the trend is clear.**

While others are scrambling for the so-called "bottom-fishing," I stay calm. When the market trend is clearly upward, I add 20%-30% during pullbacks. Even if the average price is slightly higher, it’s much better than being caught in the middle and holding stubbornly.

**Fourth, sell when the price reaches your target.**

Take back your principal and half of your profits at each rise, and let the remaining position ride out the market chaos. No matter how crazy the market gets, don’t chase. When your target price is hit, decisively exit. Greed is the biggest killer.

The crypto world is never short of clever people who are good at designing schemes. What’s truly scarce are the "fools" who can control themselves and have patience to endure.

Last year, a buddy lost over 200,000 yuan. He followed my logic for half a year, not only filling the gaps but also earning a Tesla.

While others are dizzy from chasing prices and panic selling, you can honestly follow the trend and pick up the money they drop.

It’s too hard to navigate this market alone. I’ve already validated this path with time. Now I lay it out for you—do you want to walk it together?