26 million, don't come out to embarrass yourself, the people here are generally 1 billion, 100 million is just a small goal, I still have 100 billion

I took out 4 million for the down payment to buy a house in Shenzhen (after I graduated, I transferred my household registration to Shenzhen, and after paying three years of social insurance, I became eligible to purchase a house), 2 million for daily use, and the remaining 26 million is left in the exchange.
To summarize what I did well:
If you are also involved in the cryptocurrency circle, I sincerely hope this article can help you. As someone who is good at summarizing and expressing, I believe some of my thoughts may be helpful to you.
Alright, without further ado, let’s get straight to the point~ 1. Always keep a record
Try to record your feelings and operational details at that time, because words do not lie. Only through genuine records and careful summaries can you find direction for the right decision next time.
To be honest, being able to personally experience and witness such a historic moment is truly a rare opportunity for growth. In other words, this experience is a necessary path to becoming a mature investor. As the saying goes, only by experiencing it firsthand can one have a broader perspective.
In the investment process, “seeing is believing” is an illusion, but it is also the only magical power that can truly make people believe and accumulate knowledge and experience. If we do not fully utilize and absorb this historic experience, it would be a waste of this precious opportunity.
2. Never go all-in
Whether in the cryptocurrency circle or the stock market, truly mature investors will not choose to go all-in all the time.
Because black swan events—those extreme situations—are bound to happen, especially in a highly volatile market like the cryptocurrency circle. This is a seemingly simple truth, but it is very difficult to execute in practice.
Of course, you may have various reasons to go all-in, such as having little principal or thinking that the asset you just bought is about to rise. Regardless, you always feel reluctant to let the money sit idle, and there’s a constant impulse to invest it. I completely understand this feeling. But reality always ruthlessly teaches us who are all-in a lesson.
Therefore, I decided to at least keep about 15% of my position empty after the next wave of increase. I originally wanted to keep more, but I know I might be reluctant, so I’ll take it slow; after all, cultivation is not achieved overnight. This reserved fund will only be invested again when the market sees a drop of about 30%.