Discipline and patience are the two things that can withstand any technical indicator.
I've been in the crypto world for eight years, seen all kinds of scenes. I've witnessed legends of overnight wealth, and tragedies of losing everything. But what I admire most is never those who turn around by luck, but those who can survive multiple bull and bear cycles and still make steady profits.
A friend of mine in Guangzhou is exactly such a person. In his thirties, living in an old community, riding a small electric scooter every day, bargaining when buying groceries. On the surface, he seems insignificant in the crypto circle. But just one person like him, starting with 200,000 yuan, turned it into 80 million over seven or eight years. No insider information, no luck involved—just strict discipline and execution.
Through my years of market experience, I’ve summarized six iron rules earned through real gold and silver. Today, I’ll talk about the first two.
**Insight into Main Player Actions: Patience is Actually the Biggest Leverage**
You’ll find that when a coin rises, it does so very slowly, but when it falls, it crashes down rapidly. What’s happening here? The main players are accumulating. Many people get scared by these short-term fluctuations and quickly sell their holdings. True profit-makers? They understand one word: patience.
My approach is, once I confirm a project is reliable, I don’t get tossed around by daily ups and downs. An old hand with eight years of experience once told me something I still remember—patience is always more valuable than quick reflexes. Good coins need time to ferment. I’ve seen too many people sell, only for the price to skyrocket the next day. That feeling...
**Identify True Risks: No Rebound After a Crash Means It’s Time to Exit**
After a coin’s price crashes and then shows no strength to rebound? That’s not a buying opportunity; it’s a clear signal to withdraw.
Veterans in the circle all understand one principle: not setting a stop-loss is like gambling with every trade.
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0xInsomnia
· 1h ago
200,000 to 80 million, that's really impressive. But I still want to ask, has this guy experienced several 50% drawdowns before summarizing? I doubt discipline is something you truly understand without being beaten down by the market a few times.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 11h ago
200,000 grows to 80 million... How strong must this guy's mental resilience be? Just thinking about it makes me restless.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 11h ago
There's nothing wrong with that statement. Discipline really is the insurance of the principal. No matter how fast your reaction speed is, it can't match the main players' speed in cutting the leeks. Instead of watching the market all day, it's better to get a good sleep.
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Anon32942
· 11h ago
That's true, but I still think most people can't really hold on that long. Turning 200,000 into 80 million sounds great, but who can really stay away from the market for seven or eight years? I, for one, can't do it.
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Blockchainiac
· 11h ago
That guy in Guangzhou is really incredible. Turning 200,000 into 80 million—just hearing about it is unbelievable. But on the other hand, who wouldn't want to have that kind of luck? The key is to be able to endure, and that's the hardest part.
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ZKSherlock
· 11h ago
actually... the whole "patience vs. hand speed" framing here glosses over something crucial about *information asymmetry*. if you're not running cryptographic verification nodes or analyzing on-chain data with proper statistical rigor, you're just guessing which whale's moving the market, yeah? that's not discipline, that's... luck with extra steps.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 11h ago
200,000 to 80 million, how much patience does that take? Just thinking about it makes me tired.
Discipline and patience are the two things that can withstand any technical indicator.
I've been in the crypto world for eight years, seen all kinds of scenes. I've witnessed legends of overnight wealth, and tragedies of losing everything. But what I admire most is never those who turn around by luck, but those who can survive multiple bull and bear cycles and still make steady profits.
A friend of mine in Guangzhou is exactly such a person. In his thirties, living in an old community, riding a small electric scooter every day, bargaining when buying groceries. On the surface, he seems insignificant in the crypto circle. But just one person like him, starting with 200,000 yuan, turned it into 80 million over seven or eight years. No insider information, no luck involved—just strict discipline and execution.
Through my years of market experience, I’ve summarized six iron rules earned through real gold and silver. Today, I’ll talk about the first two.
**Insight into Main Player Actions: Patience is Actually the Biggest Leverage**
You’ll find that when a coin rises, it does so very slowly, but when it falls, it crashes down rapidly. What’s happening here? The main players are accumulating. Many people get scared by these short-term fluctuations and quickly sell their holdings. True profit-makers? They understand one word: patience.
My approach is, once I confirm a project is reliable, I don’t get tossed around by daily ups and downs. An old hand with eight years of experience once told me something I still remember—patience is always more valuable than quick reflexes. Good coins need time to ferment. I’ve seen too many people sell, only for the price to skyrocket the next day. That feeling...
**Identify True Risks: No Rebound After a Crash Means It’s Time to Exit**
After a coin’s price crashes and then shows no strength to rebound? That’s not a buying opportunity; it’s a clear signal to withdraw.
Veterans in the circle all understand one principle: not setting a stop-loss is like gambling with every trade.