#ETH走势分析 I've been in this space for eight years. My initial capital of 100,000 once shrank to just 10,000. Being able to stick it out until now, buying a car and a house outright, wasn’t thanks to any advanced techniques—just a few "counterintuitive" down-to-earth tricks.

**Don’t Try to Be a "Jack of All Trades" in a Bull Market**
When the market is hot, so-called opportunities are everywhere—today it’s the metaverse, tomorrow it’s GameFi, and the day after it’s some new concept. I’ve seen too many people holding dozens of tokens, only to realize they’re all just filler. My approach is simple: pick one sector and stick with it till the end. Last year, I focused on just two storage tokens all year, and pocketed almost two million. Instead of casting a wide net, it’s better to find the right pond and drop your bait.

**Don’t Get Sentimental About Old Projects**
The most ruthless thing about this market is that it’s always chasing fresh blood. Still clinging to mainstream coins from three years ago? That’s basically like holding onto Nokia waiting for the smartphone era to return. Tokens with low circulation, active teams, and new narratives often have explosive potential that outperforms those "veteran" assets. Sentiment can’t put food on the table.

**Leverage Is a Double-Edged Sword**
I’ve made seven figures using leverage, and also lost half my net worth in three days because of it. Now I set myself three hard rules: split my account into five parts, only use one per trade at most; never use more than 5x leverage; and the moment my stop-loss is hit, I don’t hesitate even for a second. A knife can cut vegetables or cut your hand—it all depends on how you use it.

**Cycles Matter More Than Anything**
The four-year cycle is more accurate than any technical indicator. The simplest signal? When your neighborhood security guard starts asking you "which coin to buy," it’s time to get out. In 2021, when everyone around me was talking about crypto, I immediately cleared out my non-core positions and ended up keeping 80% of my profits. Surviving longer is more important than getting rich quickly.

**A Few Lifesaving Simple Habits**
- Never let a single loss exceed 1.5% of your principal, always leave yourself a way back
- If I lose two trades in a row, I stop trading—emotional decisions are deadlier than technical mistakes
- Check on-chain data and capital flows myself every day—stay away from those "signal gurus"

One last heartfelt tip: Stop asking "which coin can 10x," and first ask yourself "can I handle a 90% drop." This market never lacks get-rich-quick stories—what’s missing are people who can survive to the next cycle. My profit and loss curve over the years basically comes down to wrestling with greed and fear—don’t get impulsive when opening positions, stay steady when holding, and cut your losses decisively when it’s time. That’s how I made it here, step by step.