If you really hit the market in the cryptocurrency world and made far more money than expected, don’t rush to celebrate. Here are 10 solid suggestions that you must keep in mind:

First, never show off your wealth. Even with family and friends, don’t casually mention specific amounts. Money can easily stir people's hearts; once it’s out there, you might be asked to take on trades or lend money, or you could face jealousy and suspicion. Keeping a low profile is the safest approach.

Second, prioritize clearing your debts. Credit card bills, online loans, personal debts—pay off everything you can at once. Being debt-free allows you to move forward with confidence.

Third, don’t rush to withdraw all your funds at once. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile; staggered operations are safer. Keep some funds on compliant platforms to observe market trends, to avoid rushing to cash out just when a correction hits. Being cautious is more important than the obsession with “locking in profits.”

Fourth, don’t impulsively buy high-end properties. Expensive real estate has poor liquidity; when you urgently need cash, it’s hard to liquidate. A regular home that meets your needs is sufficient; don’t get trapped by the hype of “asset appreciation.”

Fifth, absolutely do not quit your current job. Full-time trading may seem liberating, but it’s equivalent to putting all your risks on the market. If the trend reverses, you could lose your basic income.

Sixth, restrain the desire to buy luxury goods. High-end cars and designer bags depreciate the moment you purchase them, and you might easily fall into the “show-off trap,” leading to a restless mindset.

Seventh, don’t believe in “guaranteed profits” projects. There are no absolutely safe investments in the cryptocurrency world; those exaggerated “high returns” are just traps to harvest your principal. Protecting your current money is more important than earning another sum.

Eighth, don’t let people think you make money easily. Avoid bragging about how “simple trading is” or how “good the market is;” if people feel that your money comes easily, you might end up being asked to guide their trades or face doubts about “taking the wrong path.” Stay low-key to avoid trouble.

Ninth, live your life as usual. Don’t disrupt your daily rhythm just because you made money; maintaining your original state can provide you with a greater sense of security.

Tenth, being able to read these reminders actually tells you: making money in the cryptocurrency world relies more on self-control than luck, and preserving your profits is harder than making them.

How to plan your funds, seize opportunities, and control the tempo, I can slowly discuss these with you. Avoid taking detours for several years; sometimes, it just takes a few practical words.