Too many people rush into this market with fantasies of "getting rich overnight," only to end up losing everything, down to their underwear. What about me? I started with just 2,300 units, stumbling my way up to 57,000 units now. I didn't rely on insider info, and I never touched the crazy leverage games. My secret boils down to two words: no gambling.

Maybe you think I'm conservative? But being conservative is the real way to survive in this market.

Three years ago, when I first started out, I was clutching what was left after paying off my credit card—2,300 units, my entire net worth. During the first month, I made some stupid moves too, staring at candlestick charts until three in the morning, the phone screen lighting up my face ghostly white. Back then, I was surrounded by so-called "leverage gods" who kept talking about "all-in on contracts," but it didn't take long before I watched them all get liquidated: one guy turned his year-end bonus negative, another borrowed from online lenders to cover positions, only to sink deeper and deeper.

That scene snapped me awake. I quickly split my 2,300 units into five parts, each 460 units, focusing only on mainstream assets with high market cap and less crazy volatility. I didn’t chase those "monster coins" that triple in a day, nor did I touch junk altcoins that crashed to the ground. I just stuck to the slow and steady method: "accumulate at lows, sell in batches at highs." In the first week, I made 480 units; by the third week, my account shot up to 6,700—I was in disbelief: turns out, not being greedy really does make you money.

Here’s the real talk: position splitting isn’t just about dividing your money randomly. My rule is—never let any single asset exceed 20% of your total funds, keep at least 70% in mainstream coins, and put the remaining 30% in stable, low-volatility assets. The benefit of this approach is, even if one asset suddenly crashes, it won’t cripple you.

This market is full of get-rich-quick legends, but lasting is the real skill.