At 37 years old, I now reside in Hangzhou. My daily life is freely arranged at home, no need to work a job, and I go out whenever I want. I own three properties—one for myself, one for family, and one for rental income. This lifestyle has been built step by step over the past 8 years in the cryptocurrency market.
To be honest, I’ve never followed any big V for signals, nor have I touched any air coin projects. Without flashy trading techniques, I rely on a set of seemingly "simple" but highly effective methods to multiply my initial capital nearly a hundred times. Today, I’ve decided to share these hidden experiences with everyone. Compared to complex technical indicators, these seemingly "rustic" principles can help you avoid many pitfalls in the crypto world—I’ve summarized them into six survival rules.
**Rule 1: Slow Rises and Small Dips ≠ Weakness; Rapid Rises and Drops Are Red Flags**
If the market is gradually climbing and corrections never exceed 10%, it’s likely a healthy upward trend. But if there’s a sudden surge of over 20% followed by an immediate plunge, nine out of ten times it’s the market manipulators "cutting the fast knife." Don’t be led by FOMO panic; staying calm and observing is much more reliable than impulsively buying in.
**Rule 2: The louder the signal for a coin, the farther away you should stay**
If someone in a group is constantly saying "must 10x" or "missed the big move," regardless of how many profit screenshots they post, don’t touch it. Truly promising projects don’t need "brainwashing marketing" to attract investors. A simple truth: hype never equals value. Don’t let noise disturb your judgment.
**Rule 3: Only invest 30% of your capital, never go all-in**
Even if you’re very optimistic about a certain coin, only allocate up to 30% of your total assets. The remaining 70% isn’t for "conservative" purposes; it’s a lifeline for extreme market conditions. Full-position traders, when faced with a major dip, might be completely wiped out. Long-term survival in the crypto space is more important than quick gains.
**Rule 4: Take 50% profits first, cash out to truly secure gains**
Crypto markets change too fast. Today’s paper profits could turn into losses tomorrow. No matter how many times it multiplies, first take half of your profits off the table, and keep the rest for further trading. This isn’t conservatism; it’s rationality—those who truly understand investing know the value of locking in gains.
**Rule 5: Don’t follow the hype on coins you don’t understand**
DeFi, NFT, AI concepts… new playstyles keep emerging. But don’t blindly follow the crowd just because "everyone is making money." If you don’t understand the underlying logic, jumping in could make you the last one holding the bag. No matter how glamorous the market looks, if you don’t understand it, it’s risky.
**Rule 6: Systematic thinking, not relying on luck**
When the market is good, some people lose everything; when it’s bad, others can still profit steadily. The difference lies in whether you have a set of actionable principles. These six rules have helped me survive two full bull and bear cycles. Now I pass them on to those who truly want to stay long in the crypto world—being disciplined and following rules is always better than anything else.
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RektButAlive
· 12-12 14:49
That's a good point, but how do you apply this theory in a bear market? I just want to know how to handle a situation where you're at 30% position and the market has been sideways for four months.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 12-12 14:48
Three houses paid off and secured, sounds satisfying. I just want to ask, what was the initial capital that multiplied a hundredfold?
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To put it simply, it's about living long enough. Those who are fully invested have turned into dirt; the remaining are winners.
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Rule six is the most heartbreaking. Most people lack not methodology, but mindset—especially when the account is in the green.
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It seems that "rustic" style is actually the most straightforward reverse operation of the cutting leek pattern. Not getting cut means earning.
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The question is, now that this method has become widespread in the market, should we switch to a new one? Just for reference.
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Three houses in Hangzhou sound very beautiful, but I’m concerned about how many tenfold coins he missed in these 8 years...
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Got it. Just don't follow the crowd, don't fully invest, and don't listen to calls. Simply put—live with less greed.
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This is the leek self-rescue guide. Following it won't cause big losses, but you also won't make big gains. A must-read for median players.
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StableBoi
· 12-12 14:32
Well, this set of theories sounds good, but honestly, very few people are actually able to implement these six points. Most people still end up failing due to FOMO and greed...
At 37 years old, I now reside in Hangzhou. My daily life is freely arranged at home, no need to work a job, and I go out whenever I want. I own three properties—one for myself, one for family, and one for rental income. This lifestyle has been built step by step over the past 8 years in the cryptocurrency market.
To be honest, I’ve never followed any big V for signals, nor have I touched any air coin projects. Without flashy trading techniques, I rely on a set of seemingly "simple" but highly effective methods to multiply my initial capital nearly a hundred times. Today, I’ve decided to share these hidden experiences with everyone. Compared to complex technical indicators, these seemingly "rustic" principles can help you avoid many pitfalls in the crypto world—I’ve summarized them into six survival rules.
**Rule 1: Slow Rises and Small Dips ≠ Weakness; Rapid Rises and Drops Are Red Flags**
If the market is gradually climbing and corrections never exceed 10%, it’s likely a healthy upward trend. But if there’s a sudden surge of over 20% followed by an immediate plunge, nine out of ten times it’s the market manipulators "cutting the fast knife." Don’t be led by FOMO panic; staying calm and observing is much more reliable than impulsively buying in.
**Rule 2: The louder the signal for a coin, the farther away you should stay**
If someone in a group is constantly saying "must 10x" or "missed the big move," regardless of how many profit screenshots they post, don’t touch it. Truly promising projects don’t need "brainwashing marketing" to attract investors. A simple truth: hype never equals value. Don’t let noise disturb your judgment.
**Rule 3: Only invest 30% of your capital, never go all-in**
Even if you’re very optimistic about a certain coin, only allocate up to 30% of your total assets. The remaining 70% isn’t for "conservative" purposes; it’s a lifeline for extreme market conditions. Full-position traders, when faced with a major dip, might be completely wiped out. Long-term survival in the crypto space is more important than quick gains.
**Rule 4: Take 50% profits first, cash out to truly secure gains**
Crypto markets change too fast. Today’s paper profits could turn into losses tomorrow. No matter how many times it multiplies, first take half of your profits off the table, and keep the rest for further trading. This isn’t conservatism; it’s rationality—those who truly understand investing know the value of locking in gains.
**Rule 5: Don’t follow the hype on coins you don’t understand**
DeFi, NFT, AI concepts… new playstyles keep emerging. But don’t blindly follow the crowd just because "everyone is making money." If you don’t understand the underlying logic, jumping in could make you the last one holding the bag. No matter how glamorous the market looks, if you don’t understand it, it’s risky.
**Rule 6: Systematic thinking, not relying on luck**
When the market is good, some people lose everything; when it’s bad, others can still profit steadily. The difference lies in whether you have a set of actionable principles. These six rules have helped me survive two full bull and bear cycles. Now I pass them on to those who truly want to stay long in the crypto world—being disciplined and following rules is always better than anything else.