Here are my trading tips from the past ten years, each focusing on risk control and long-term survival, helping you avoid most deadly pitfalls:

1. Learn before you invest, refuse to act blindly: Understand blockchain and token economic models thoroughly, only engage with projects you can comprehend, and avoid following trends like "meme coins" or "shitcoins" to mitigate the risk of losing everything.

2. Strictly control positions, do not gamble your fortune: crypto assets should not exceed 5%-10% of high-risk allocation, with each trade risk ≤ 2% of the principal, while leaving enough stablecoins/cash to cope with extreme volatility.

3. Take profit and stop loss, mechanical execution: Set predetermined points according to the plan, use limit orders/stop-loss orders to lock in profits and cut losses, never "wait a bit more" or "hold on a bit longer."

4. Stay away from high leverage, beginners should avoid contracts: The volatility in 2025 will still be intense, and leverage is an "acceleration tool for liquidation"; never use leverage over 5x without absolute certainty.

5. Only choose compliant platforms and store large amounts in cold wallets: prioritize top platforms with clear regulation and high liquidity, use cold wallets for large assets, keep private keys offline, and enable 2FA.

6. Diversified allocation, no single coin staking: Focus on BTC/ETH as the main assets, with a small amount allocated to high-quality leading projects, avoiding heavy investment in small market cap/low liquidity coins to reduce the impact of black swan events.

7. Emotion desensitization, trade according to rules: Use DCA and fixed strategies to combat FOMO/FUD, do not chase highs or add positions on stop losses, review trading logs daily.

8. Avoid frequent trading and calculate hidden costs: High-frequency operations can erode profits due to fees; prioritize limit orders and use aggregators to choose low-cost chains and routes.

9. Keep a close eye on regulation and macro factors, without ignoring fundamentals: track ETF capital flows, Federal Reserve policies, and regulatory dynamics, and avoid air projects that lack code/audit/community.

10. Continuous iteration, do not believe in the "Holy Grail": the market is changing, strategies need to be optimized, regularly review profits and losses as well as operations, and avoid repeating mistakes.