Stop saying you can't make money in the crypto market—I'm living proof that even a "deadbeat" like me turned my life around thanks to it.

This time last year, I was 120,000 in debt. Every day, the moment I opened my eyes, debt collectors were calling, and I was calculating interest even in my dreams. But just 58 days later, my account balance shot up to just over 860,000. Now, withdrawing money every day feels as natural as eating, and I no longer have that suffocating feeling from before.

A lot of people ask me: Was it just luck? Or did I recklessly go all in and happen to get it right?

Honestly—the path I took is one most people aren't willing to take.

**First: Don't bet your life on one all-in gamble**

Everyone around me was going all in, but I never put in more than 30% of my funds at once. Make a wrong call? The loss is controllable. Make the right call? Then slowly add in more and amplify the gains. When others were losing sleep over liquidations at night, I had the confidence to wait for the next opportunity.

**Second: Rely on steady accumulation—don't chase get-rich-quick dreams**

The biggest trap in crypto is the illusion of "getting rich with one bet." I always focus on just one thing: Can I secure the next trade with confidence?

Make 5% on one trade, do it ten times, and your returns double. During those 58 days, it was this "small, fast steps" approach that pulled me from debt to the edge of financial freedom.

**Third: Only those with a strong mindset survive**

The ones who survive in this market aren't the most skilled technically, but the ones with the steadiest mindset.

When others panic-sell, I have the guts to pick up some assets at a low price;
When others get carried away chasing highs, I'm brave enough to cash out early and lock in profits.

There will always be opportunities, but not many retail traders make it to the end.

**One last heartfelt message**

My approach might seem stupid: no chasing hype, no all-or-nothing bets, no gambling on fate.

But it's exactly this "steady as an old man" strategy that got me through the darkest 58 days, and brought me the ease and freedom I have now.

If you're still lost, still in debt, still being tormented by the market, remember this:

Money in the crypto market never belongs to those seeking quick gains—it belongs to those who can stay steady and keep rolling that snowball.

This is for everyone still clenching their teeth and holding on.

I hope everyone who reads this can truly turn their life around in the next bull run.