Financial freedom, lying flat when tired, going wherever you want to play! Who is really living this kind of life?

It's me! Settled in Hangzhou at 37, living a very comfortable life! No job! Go wherever you want! Three properties in hand, one for self-occupancy, one for family, and one currently rented out.
In these 8 years in the crypto world, I haven't relied on so-called "big shots" to place orders, nor have I touched any air coins. No fancy operations, just a simple "not greedy, not impatient" approach, turning my principal nearly a hundred times.
Today, I organize my core experience. Compared to complex technical indicators, these seemingly "clumsy" principles can actually help you avoid many detours—The Six Survival Rules of the Crypto World
1. Slow rise and small dips ≠ weakness; rapid rise and fall are what you should worry about
A market gradually climbing and a correction never breaking 10% are likely healthy trends; but if there's a sudden surge of over 20% followed by a quick plunge, it's probably the main players "cutting the quick." Don't be led by FOMO emotions; staying calm is much more reliable than impulsiveness.
2. The more aggressively a coin is hyped, the farther you should stay
As long as someone in the group is shouting "10x guaranteed" or "regret missing out," no matter how many profit screenshots they show, avoid it. Truly valuable projects don't need "brainwashing marketing" to attract people. Hype ≠ value; don't let noise cloud your judgment.
3. Only invest 30% of your capital at entry, never go all-in
Even if you are very optimistic about a coin, invest at most 30% of your total assets. The remaining 70% is a backup for extreme market conditions. Those who go all-in risk being completely wiped out by a big drop—living is more important than making quick money.
4. Take 50% of your profits first, only then lock in your gains
Crypto markets change rapidly; today's unrealized gains can turn into losses tomorrow. No matter how many times you've multiplied your investment, first withdraw half of your profits, then continue playing with the rest. Locking in profits isn't conservative; it's rational.
5. Don't touch coins you don't understand, no matter how hot they are
DeFi, NFT, AI concepts... new trends emerge endlessly, but don't blindly follow the crowd just because "everyone is making money." If you don't understand the underlying logic, don't get on the train—you might be the last to take the loss. These simple methods helped me survive two bull-bear cycles. For those who want to stay long in the crypto world, being steady and following the rules is better than anything else.
Here at Sister Ke, I don't hype big promises or do mysticism.
I only lead those who genuinely want to break through and have the discipline to be ruthless with themselves.