Old Binh Crypto 8 Years of Honest Sharing: Those Who Make Money Are All Ruthless Executors

Eight years of hustle in the crypto market, I have witnessed all kinds of life: – People shouting “10x in one day,” only to have their accounts drop to zero after just a week. – Quiet, reserved individuals who don’t show off profits but gradually turn a five-figure account into seven figures. The market has never lacked opportunities. What is truly scarce are those disciplined enough to do the simple things correctly, repeatedly, over a long period. Capital Management: Survival Is More Important Than Big Gains Many people ask me: “If the wave is big, how much % should I go all-in?” My answer is always the same: 👉 The position that allows you to sleep well is the right one. In the early years, I was also foolish: seeing a hot coin, I invested heavily; just a slight market shake, and my heart would race, eventually cutting losses at the bottom myself. Then I realized a crucial survival rule: The 1% Rule: Unwavering Maximum loss per trade does not exceed 1% of total assets. This means: Even if I lose 10 consecutive trades, I still have capital to continue playing the long game. Hierarchical Asset Allocation My current allocation: 60%: Bitcoin & Ethereum (The essential foundation)20%: Top altcoins with real cash flow 10%: High-risk speculative assets 10%: Stablecoins – waiting for opportunities It may sound conservative, but this structure helped me survive the 2022 crash, and even allowed me to pick up cheap assets during market panic. Trend Is an Ally, Not a Money Printing Machine Most losses in crypto come from opposing the market. Trend has broken → still trying to “invest long-term” Price is plunging → confidently calling it “value” In crypto, price doesn’t care about your beliefs. How I Identify Trends Very simple, no frills: Use EMA21 Price above EMA21, the moving average pointing upward → I look for buy signals Breaks an important support → retreat immediately, no debate Following the trend isn’t about guessing the top or bottom, but about: Letting go of ego, letting the market lead. During the strong SOL rally last year, I didn’t buy the bottom, but followed the trend after breaking resistance. I didn’t catch the entire wave, but enough to profit from the core – where the biggest and safest gains are. Take Profits – Cut Losses: Eat the Core, Drop the Tail A harsh truth: Knowing when to buy is just learning; knowing when to sell is the craft. Many people: Profit → refuse to take profits Loss → refuse to cut Resulting in emotional rollercoaster accounts. Principles for Taking Profits When profit reaches ~50% Take out the principal Let the remaining profit be decided by the market This way: No psychological pressure No missing out on the wave if the market continues Principles for Cutting Losses Set stop-loss immediately when entering a trade Hit the stop → exit unconditionally Many people cut losses and then regret when the price rebounds. But remember: Stop-loss is like insurance – not always used, but essential for survival. Execution Is the Amplifier of Awareness After many years, I’ve drawn a very clear conclusion: 👉 Strategy doesn’t determine how rich you get; execution determines how long you can survive. Everyone knows: Don’t go all-in Don’t catch the bottom Cut losses But when real money is involved: Greed overcomes reason Emotions distort discipline The only solution I found is: “Plan – then execute like a machine” Spend 10 minutes daily planning trades Set alerts, place orders Then step away from the screen The longer you stare at the chart, the more prone to error. Conclusion: To Survive Long, You Must Be Ruthless with Yourself In crypto: Smart people often lose Disciplined people, even stubbornly so, survive Eight years of witnessing ups and downs, I understand one thing: The market doesn’t reward IQ; it rewards execution. If you truly want to endure and go far: Cut at the stop-loss → do it Not now → stay out Bad trend → reduce your position 👉 Don’t be soft on your mistakes. It’s not the market that’s too harsh, but you’re not strict enough with yourself. Follow @blogtienso for real-world insights, crypto knowledge, and high-probability entry points. In this market, learning and discipline are the greatest assets you can own.