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I joined the investment circle at the end of 2018, and the reason I'm still alive is thanks to a good friend who kept urging me to learn how to withdraw my winnings! Initially, I was very reckless. I'd keep depositing money after losing it, but I'd never withdraw my winnings unless I was desperate for cash and needed to make ends meet. I still remember my first withdrawal—I bought my mother a gold necklace. Later, I suffered a big loss, and my friend advised me: "Withdraw your winnings in installments. If you don't withdraw, your money is just a number, temporarily held by someone else. Only when it's in your own bank account is it truly yours." Since then, I've withdrawn money almost every month, regardless of profit or loss. I withdraw more when I'm winning and less when I'm losing. I've maintained this habit to this day. While I don't have a lot of cash now, it's more than enough to cover my future living expenses. Many people worry about withdrawals. Over the years, whether it's through bank cards, Alipay, or WeChat, I've never had any problems. I choose merchants with high transaction volumes, low prices (usually around 1 cent cheaper than regular merchants, or even more), and long-established reputations. If there are no issues, I'll continue using that merchant. I also sell to friends and followers; some have asked me to buy USDT, but I refuse to sell to them. If something goes wrong, no one can be held responsible, and I don't want to take that risk. The image below shows the USDT I sold this month—40,000 USDT. I usually message them in advance to schedule the sale, specifying the amount and time, and checking if it's convenient for them. That's basically the process. I'm not posting this to brag; I don't have that much money to boast about. I just want to convey two principles: First: You must learn how to withdraw your funds. Second: Find a reliable merchant for long-term cooperation (don't ask me which ones are reliable; I won't make any recommendations. Choose for yourself with your own money.)
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狙神Trader
12-13
As Bitcoin’s market cap grows, each bull run sees smaller percentage gains and a slower upward trajectory. The parabolic pumps of past cycles might be a thing of the past. Corrections during each bear market are also getting milder—people are valuing their BTC more, and I expect this cycle’s drawdown to be less severe than the last. With more institutional players entering the game, expect increased volatility and more prolonged consolidations. This will test your patience, mess with your conviction, and tempt you into making mistakes. Honestly, for most retail investors, the best strategy in crypto is still simple: buy Bitcoin when it’s relatively low, hold through the cycle, and sell near the top. This approach almost guarantees profits and will outperform 90% of market participants. Sure, there are other ways to make money here, but they’re not for everyone. In crypto, everyone has an equal shot at making it—it’s just that most people get distracted by FOMO, lack conviction, skip the research, or fail to really understand the market. That’s all there is to it. #btc
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狙神Trader
12-12
I know a great guy in the crypto who was almost at the A9 level at his peak, but he's not doing so well now. Back then, I was young and impetuous, and lacked financial management skills. I really didn't value money. It was normal for me to spend tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of yuan to sing a song in one night. I could spend millions of yuan on a girl I liked. It was a bull market at the time, and the market was booming. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that we were making a fortune every day, so we spent money without restraint. Then the bear market came, and both contracts and spot trading resulted in losses, causing his net worth to shrink significantly. Later, due to other events, he suffered a complete defeat. There are also some less familiar ones, mostly A8 players, who have disappeared without a trace, probably having lost all their money and retired from the scene. Making money in the crypto can be fast, but losing it can be even faster. People who enter the market back then rarely have financial awareness or ability; they are basically like nouveau riche who spend their money in reckless spending. Making money in the crypto is a skill, but holding onto it is an even greater skill. Perhaps you haven't made money yet, but you will one day. The sniper god hopes you can hold on, and the only way to do that is to withdraw in batches.
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