It has been nearly three years since I first entered the crypto world. During these three years, I have hardly made any money from the crypto world, but luckily I haven't lost any money either.

In the past three years, I have experienced many moments of anxiety, frustration, and despair, but after persevering, I am grateful, happy, and proud.

In early 21, I entered the crypto world. After Shib was listed on Gate.io, I failed to hold the bottom and missed the opportunity to change positions. Then I missed out on 10 times and got played for suckers again.
In the crypto world earthquake of 21, Sol8 dollars looked at it but did not dare to buy it, and I missed 20 long times when I bought Matic.
22 years Meme reappeared, didn't buy Pepe and bought Flokiceo and Turbo and Pogai all 🈹, missed out on a hundredfold.
In 23 years, the inscription went out of the circle. Bought Ordi for $15,600, but it fell to $2.80 and there was no money for margin replenishment. Got it now, profit loss but recovered the principal.
In the 24th year of the Meme explosion, I watched as Wif hit its lowest point and then multiplied my envy by a hundred; Maga missed a great opportunity because of a business trip and only glanced at it in a low position.

These three years have been accompanied by risks all the way, but opportunities have frequently appeared, such as Bonk, Floki, Tia, and so on. But why haven't I made any money? I thought about it:

1. Too many altcoins, long coins are few and far between in the primary market, and Secondary Market is even rarer. This has led to psychological shadows, and when opportunities come, there is fear and hesitation.
2. Fantasizing about getting rich, seeing other people's dynamics or real profits and ignoring that they need k times from 1 to 1000, while others only need 10 times 100-1000.
3. Position management, under the limited capital, properly control your own position. As long as any currency is not delisted by the exchange, if the position is reasonable, it will eventually break even or even make a profit at some point. Frequent trading can easily lead to being trapped and losing capital.
4. Investment positioning, whether it's short-term or long-term, show hand or light position, unclear positioning makes it difficult to defend the city.

Currently, the overall profit is still in the tens of thousands. Ordi accounts for 80% of the portfolio, Maneki accounts for 10%, and Pew accounts for 10%. Ordi is holding steady, while the other two change positions based on the timing... After three years, there is still much to learn. Remind yourself: if you want others' profits, others want your capital. Only by protecting the principal can you have the opportunity!

I start to believe that the crypto world is a place where life can take a shortcut. Keep it up!