Source: OKX
He is the top node "Sunny" of OKX.
He used to be a KTV waiter, worked in a factory screwing screws, and traveled across various industries relying on physical labor.
During the 2021 pandemic, a video of Musk pumping Dogecoin became the starting point for his accidental entry into the cryptocurrency world.
He used the 200,000 yuan he saved from working to buy an Ethereum mining machine and plunged into this seemingly golden world.
Reality, however, was much crueler than imagined: exchanges ran away, contracts were liquidated, meme coins crashed...
Setbacks came one after another, but he endured them all and never left.
Over five years, relying on stable node operation and a rational trading system on OKX,
he gradually transformed from a grassroots individual to a top trader earning a seven-figure annual income.
He is not a overnight success myth, but rather the most authentic type of person in the crypto world:
slow but steady; not flashy but piercing through the darkness.
In this issue, OKX's Mia interviews the top node "Sunny" to take you deep into the real growth journey of this counterattacker~
Mia: Today we have a very special guest, he is our OKX's top node "Teacher Sunny". "Teacher Sunny", where does your story with the crypto world begin?
Sunny: Despite being able to earn several million in a year now and having a deposit of A8, to be honest, I am actually a very ordinary person. I was born in 1994, didn't even finish junior high school, and started working alone at fourteen or fifteen. I started out screwing screws in a factory, doing assembly line work, which is actually similar to driving a Didi or delivering takeout now, earning money through physical labor. Later, I worked on construction sites and also in the entertainment industry such as KTV, but to be honest, I didn't earn much money in those jobs, and I couldn't see any hope doing them. During that time, I was thinking, why can some people make money while others are stuck at the bottom for life? I started to pay attention to some money-making people and tried to find a way out of my original life. I remember it was in 2021, the pandemic had not yet ended, the physical industry was impossible to operate, and I was browsing through headlines and Douyin (TikTok) every day. I saw Musk pumping Dogecoin on one of those platforms, saying it had risen tens of thousands of times. I started to have thoughts, wondering if I could give it a try. It was around that time that I accidentally stumbled into the crypto world.
My initial capital was around 200,000 RMB, which was the money I saved from working hard, used to buy Ethereum mining rigs. I started with mining. At that time, I was working during the day and mining at night, with several mining rigs set up at home. It was never cold at home in the winter, and incredibly hot in the summer because of the high power consumption. At the peak, I managed eight GPU mining rigs, each rig equipped with twelve GPUs, totaling ninety-six GPUs. Looking back now, it was quite a journey, but I believe it was all worth it to earn money.
Until now, I still live in my hometown, far from living extravagantly or being a local tycoon. My lifestyle is pretty much the same as before, just that now I hope to take better care of the people around me.
Mia: How did you transition from being a screwdriver operator to the entertainment industry, and then into municipal engineering?
Sunny: When I first started, I didn't have much money. The period of being a screwdriver operator was actually quite inspirational. I performed better than others, put in more effort than others, and quickly rose to the position of team leader or production line supervisor, which they call "stretching." Basically, within two months, I could reach such a position. Operating a screwdriver is repetitive work, to get promoted, you have to do better than others.
Mia: After you rose from operating a screwdriver to a team leader in a large factory, why did you want to make another move?
Sunny: I actually switched industries several times, leaving my mark as a screwdriver operator in many places. Some people may think that this process is particularly turbulent and think about giving up. At that time, I had no retreat. In my low moments, other than going up, there was no other way. Unlike the young people today who have more choices. I thought then, no matter how I proceed, it will get better and better. Even if I continue to be a team leader, promoted to a supervisor, it's still moving up. But I also felt that the Internet would bring more opportunities, so I wanted to try to do something related to the Internet. During those years, social commerce was booming, and I also tried some, earning some money.
The first car I bought was a Volkswagen Santana in 2015. There weren't many people with cars at that time, especially in our small town, driving back home was quite prestigious. Looking back now, that car is almost like scrap metal, as times change. Now, I drive the Cadillac I bought five years ago, back when I hadn't entered the cryptocurrency circle. Although I later made money, I didn't change my car because a car is merely a tool for me. In the cryptocurrency world, you don't need to rely on these things to package yourself. As long as you have substance, no matter what car you drive, or even if you don't have a car, you can still make money. Many of the big shots I know, A8s, A9s, also don't care about these things, driving cars worth only two to three hundred thousand.
Mia: What did you do after coming out of the Internet, and do you have a particularly memorable experience?
Sunny: Yes. I have a very deep impression of my experience with the two team brothers from the beginning. Initially, the three of us were very poor and met after entering the cryptocurrency world. At that time, the other two had just been laid off by an exchange and were unemployed. One of them came to find a girlfriend for love and didn't even have enough money to rent a place; the other had just had a baby and had to repay a mortgage and a car loan. At that time, I had just entered the industry and also had mortgage and car loans. The three of us rented a small house together for 900 RMB a month, lived together, and worked together.
He was using the laptop he had in college, and the room was very dark. I still feel indebted to him. He didn't have myopia originally, but later, due to the poor lighting and inability to see the screen clearly, his vision deteriorated to around 500-600 degrees. The three of us endured that time together. Now they have earned money, paid off their debts, and are living decent lives. They have been working with me all along. I once posted a group photo of the three of us on my social media circle, taking one every year, the kind where three big men are shirtless, embracing each other, recording our third year, fourth year... It's a very deep brotherhood. We have slowly risen from the bottom together. No matter how far we can go in the future, at least we have always worked together, with each person trying their best to make money and make the team better.
Mia: What were they doing before?
Sunny: One of them was working as customer service in a gaming company and didn't have much money at that time. Later, he even worked in telemarketing and could make 1,000 calls a day. The other used to deliver food.
Mia: Are their fortunes now similar to yours?
Sunny: Not as much as mine, but only off by a few million. For them, it's already a change in destiny.
Mia: What common traits do you think the three of you have that have been supporting you on the way up?
Sunny: It's "poverty" and "hardship experience." A person's experience of hardship is actually a kind of wealth. Many people have also experienced adversity, but they have not turned it into motivation. However, we have turned adversity into nourishment for growth.
Happiness does not make people grow, but adversity certainly does. After having these experiences, every step you take will be more cautious, you will think more, consider the consequences and evolution of things, and then drive things in a positive direction. As long as you do this, there will definitely be results.
Mia: So, from starting from humble beginnings to now, you can be considered a rags-to-riches story, right?
Sunny: If we're talking about in the village or town, I might be considered relatively wealthy. But I am still working hard now, not knowing how it will end, so my life hasn't changed much. It's just that the burden on my family has been greatly reduced, and they no longer have to worry about food and clothing.
Mia: How long did it take you to earn your first 1 million? How did you earn it?
Sunny: It took me about a year to earn my first 1 million, but the process was actually quite bumpy. At that time, I had just entered the industry and initially worked as an agent on A Exchange (AOFEX platform). Because I was quite well-known in online forums, I had accumulated some resources. At that time, many people were interested in the crypto industry and wanted to trade. We took the opportunity to share download links and beginner guides with them, teaching them how to register and operate. It started with unintentionally sharing a few invitation codes, and later, I began receiving referral bonuses. I thought, can I sustain my own trading through this—after all, my own trading wasn't going smoothly at that time. So, the commission from being an agent became my main source of cash flow.
At first, things were going quite smoothly, and I did make some money on A Exchange. However, unexpectedly, the platform later exit scammed. Not only did the entire user base disappear, but my funds that I hadn't had a chance to cash out also vanished. Apart from living expenses and the remaining tens of thousands of yuan in my Alipay account, I had put all my money on that platform. But what really crushed me wasn't just the loss of money; it was also the collapse of my confidence in this industry. I started to reflect: I introduced users to the platform, but it did something like this; was I also doing something wrong? I remember it very clearly; it was the night of either December 10th or 14th, 2021. I just sat blankly on the sofa at home for more than 2 hours, but life had to go on.
Later, I realized that you can't earn sustainable money on small exchanges; the risk is very high. Although it may seem like quick money, in reality, it's not that quick. Later, I heard someone say that OKX is very stable and doesn't have the risk of exit scams like that. So, starting from November and December 2021, I officially switched to OKX. In fact, even when I was on A Exchange, I had already started using OKX. When I made money on A Exchange and needed to withdraw funds, I would transfer the money to OKX.
I've been on OKX for over four years now. If I can persist for ten years, averaging the profits each year, the returns are much more stable than on small exchanges. Although small exchanges offer high commissions, users don't keep their assets there for long. When users are on good terms with you, they may deposit money to trade; once the relationship sours, they won't use that exchange anymore. OKX is different; users put all their crypto assets here, whether it's for spot trading, futures, or savings and strategies; all assets are concentrated in this account. Even if they play on other platforms, they only withdraw a portion of the funds from this account. Whether they gain or lose, ultimately the money is withdrawn back to OKX. So, I think only by running such a secure exchange is the trend, and this job can be done for many years. You can't run those kinds of "eat well today, not sure if there will be food tomorrow" small exchanges; you might wake up one day, and the app won't open, which is not sustainable. Later, I calmed down and slowly focused on OKX. Eventually, I also earned my own "first pot of gold."
Mia: Did you ever feel that at that time all exchanges in the industry were similar, leading to a complete loss of trust?
Sunny: Not really, I think I'm still relatively optimistic about how I view these things. There are always bad actors in this world, but it's impossible for everyone to be bad. By that time, OKX had been operating for many years. I think OKX is very stable. In my mind, "stability" and "longevity" are the most important. Making quick profits in the short term is not that important.
Mia: How did you step by step become an OKX leading node?
Sunny: It's about doing it one step at a time continuously. My concept is actually very simple: it's about persistence. It's not just about persevering in good times; it's more important to persevere in bad times. I have always believed that the world is like this—as long as you can outlast those restless people, what is left in the end are people like us who are willing to work steadfastly. Restless people will leave sooner or later because they lose confidence in a bear market; during a bull market, they think they've made enough and start to float, and eventually, they will leave too. But I am not that kind of person. Regardless of a bull market or a bear market, I am the same, always working, persisting.
Mia: What is your "conversion" secret to becoming a node?
Sunny: I guide them to engage in trading, but it's not the kind of overly frequent guidance. However, because everyone has a different understanding of this industry, when I tell them to buy, many of them are hesitant to follow. Most people, when they see the market drop, are still waiting for it to go even lower. When I bought Bitcoin at $20,000, they were saying "wait for $8,000", and even tried to dissuade me. They said, "Don't buy at this price, it's clearly going to drop more, are you still going in?" In fact, the Bitcoin I bought at $20,000 later sold for a high price, but I still keep one as a souvenir.
Mia: Between your node income and trading income, which one has a larger share?
Sunny: Of course, the stable income from the node has a larger share, providing me with sufficient cash flow.
Mia: As a leading node, what kind of people are your community members, and how did they enter this circle?
Sunny: Actually, there are more grassroots users. Of course, there are also wealthy individuals, but they account for a relatively small proportion. Most people enter this industry to make money, but they still have many misconceptions. For example, we should view various platforms within the exchange as tools for asset growth. Because they are designed to meet different needs and user profiles to help everyone achieve asset appreciation. Many people, however, define the exchange as a place for speculation or a game like playing cards, coming in to "have a play" when they have nothing else to do. Doing this makes it very difficult to earn money and achieve asset growth.
In fact, my own asset growth hasn't been particularly fast either. Over the years, it has only grown a few times. However, I belong to the more stable type, and my assets have basically not experienced a drawdown of more than 10%. I'm not like those overnight hundredfold or thousandfold stories that internet users love to see. I'm actually on the completely opposite path from them. I seek relative certainty in the face of uncertainty. I walk this path because I can't stand the rollercoaster rhythm of big ups and downs. Having money at three in the morning and none at five in the morning the next day, I can't stand that.
As for the users in my group, they include delivery drivers, freelancers, factory workers, internet professionals, and of course, some young people, among others. They want to prove themselves, and their desire to make money is relatively strong.
Mia: Besides running nodes, do you engage in other transactions yourself?
Sunny: Of course. Actually, in this industry, my deepest attachment is to Ethereum. My name carries the three letters "ETH," which is also a way of indirectly advertising Ethereum; I am an "E Guardian." What I remember most clearly is when Ethereum dropped to over 800U in 2022. I was live streaming at that time, and I saw it drop all the way to 800U in the live stream. People were stunned, and the audience in the chat was asking, "Why isn't the host speaking? Why are you silent?" At that time, I was holding Ethereum bought at over 1500U, which had almost been halved. Most people had lost confidence at that time, but I still thought—I have to endure, I have to hold on.
In the end, I did endure. Before long, Ethereum rebounded to 2000. Because I initially entered the space by mining Ethereum, my emotional connection is deep. At that time, I had a teacher who used to trade futures, and he taught us how to trade contracts. He emphasized the "trend," telling us: Don't focus on the price, focus on the trend. Because you can't predict the ups and downs, you can only judge when this wave of momentum will end or when it will start. That's how we trade. I feel this is much more reliable than just guessing the price.
Mia: Was learning to trade mainly through this futures teacher? Are there any other methods of learning that you have adopted?
Sunny: I have learned a lot on my own, various schools of thought that can be found online, I have basically studied them all. But I think the most useful one is the long-term thinking, the simplest path is the best after all. This thing about trends, actually the shorter the cycle, the harder it is to predict because there are too many variables in between. For example, trying to guess where the price will be in the next 10 minutes is actually unpredictable. But if we look at a long-term trend, such as high-quality assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, in the long term, the trend is upward. Of course, they may experience a lot of fluctuations in the short term, but the long-term trend is easier to gauge. So I have always believed that "slow is fast"; slowness is effective accumulation, whereas speed is not necessarily effective accumulation. I allocate most of my funds to spot trading strategies, but I also dabble in contracts.
Mia: Do you envy those "get-rich-quick overnight" traders' stories you see online?
Sunny: Not just online, I have examples right around me. For instance, I had a user who deposited 100,000 yuan, and within half a month, they made 11 million yuan. When the Ethereum spot ETF was approved last year and experienced a 30% surge, he kept increasing his position during the unrealized gains and made this money. Prior to this, we chatted a lot online, but we hadn't met in person. After he made the money, I specifically flew to his city to meet him and told him, "You need to transition, you can't keep leveraging up like this."
In my opinion, the difference in lifestyle between having 11 million and 23 million isn't substantial, maybe just a slightly better car and a larger house. But if the 11 million gets wiped out, the decline in quality of life will be very noticeable. The decline is so significant, while the improvement is only minimal. I advised him not to continue this way, but he insisted. Fortunately, he managed to hold onto two to three million at the end, made some, but most of it was thrown away. In fact, he still didn't hold on to his true self because the money came too fast, he didn't see it as money, just as a string of numbers, unable to feel its value.
Mia: How often do you trade?
Sunny: It's not fixed. During a bull market, I trade every two to three days; when the market is bearish, I don't do manual trading but use spot grid trading. I often post spot grid strategies for OKX. For example, I started accumulating Ethereum from 1800 and kept running it until I sold it all now. This spot grid is running continuously, capturing profits from small price fluctuations. It's hard to catch these small fluctuations manually, essentially, it helps you make money 24 hours a day. I calculated that Ethereum's spot grid has an annual return of about 30% to 50%, but some people may not be interested because they feel holding ETH directly during a bull market may yield higher returns. However, the grid needs to be combined with spot trading. Its advantage lies in having a certain risk resistance. Unlike spot trading where you can't move once you're trapped, after cutting losses and the price rises, re-buying leads to you having less and less spot. In contrast, the grid can capture all the small profits in range oscillations.
Mia: How much money did you roughly make through spot grid trading?
Sunny: I made a couple of million. Moreover, using OKX's spot grid strategy, you basically don't have to monitor it; it runs automatically. As long as you believe the coin won't go to zero and the price is low, you can activate this strategy.
Mia: Apart from grid trading, are there any other robust tools?
Sunny: Yield farming products are also good. I used to participate in simple yield farming and some long-term trend-backed products. But I think the most stable option is spot grid trading. It automatically buys when the price drops, helping to lower your average cost; it sells automatically when the price rises, allowing you to take the profit you deserve. Although the returns may not be as lucrative as spot trading, the cryptocurrency market experiences mostly sideways movement around 70% of the time. We should seize the profit opportunities during these periods of fluctuation. I think the grid strategy is especially suitable for those who want to buy the dip but feel that the current price is still not ideal.
Additionally, you can choose trend trading or strategy-based yield farming products, which often offer higher returns than traditional financial products. For example, during stable market conditions, the annualized return can stay around 2%-3%, but once the market becomes active, the annualized return can even surge to 30%-40%. Many people mistakenly believe that the cryptocurrency market is extremely risky, but in fact, both Teacher Tian and friends in the community have personally verified that there are many stable trading methods in the cryptocurrency market that can preserve your capital.
Mia: How do you usually allocate between spot and grid trading?
Sunny: 60:40, with 60% in spot trading and 40% in spot grid trading.
Mia: A few days ago, I saw your tweet where you mentioned earning 1 million in 60 days. Given the current poor job market, do you think young people have the opportunity to earn 1 million by joining Web3 now?
Sunny: Of course, there is an opportunity. Everyone only saw that I made 1 million in 60 days, but this was actually the result of five years of effort. I spent the first four years laying the foundation for those 60 days, and they did not see that process. If they come in and immediately think about making 1 million in 60 days, or even in one night, it's not logical. You haven't put in as much effort or experience as others, yet you expect to achieve their results, which is illogical.
Mia: For example, if a new member joins your community, how do you usually advise them to gradually build wealth in this space?
Sunny: I think trading is, in essence, a practice of self-cultivation. Many experts have mentioned this before, and I used to think it was pretentious, but now I deeply agree. When you're not making money, and someone tells you this, you probably don't want to hear it. What you want to know is how to make money immediately. However, after I passed that stage myself, I realized that there is no method that allows you to make money immediately without risks. There are no such free lunches in this world.
So I would advise newcomers, including my fans, or members of my group, to first settle down and think clearly about which path they really want to take. I often say a phrase during my live broadcasts, called "plan before action" — think first about what you want to do, then think about how to do it, breaking it down step by step. But most importantly, you need to hold on to your true self and not get envious just because you see others making money. You only see that they're making money, but you can't see what they've been through behind the scenes. Many experts become known overnight to everyone, but what did they do in the previous years, very few people bother to find out.
Mia: What other earning opportunities do you think exist in Web3 right now?
Sunny: I believe the most stable earning opportunity is riding the cycle. For example, when the price is high now, can you take a low-leverage long-term short position? Or when the price bottoms out, can you start going long again in the long term? In fact, many people have built their wealth this way through a few market cycles, and I am no exception. For example, I bought Ethereum at 800U, 1500U, and 2100U, and I also told my fans to buy, but they didn't have faith when I told them to. Now, I've sold off most of my Ethereum holdings, and they say I'm foolish, asking how I could sell at such a strong uptrend? But when it was dropping, they called me stupid for daring to buy at that time. However, in the end, actions speak louder than words. Those who called me foolish for my calls but didn't follow are basically no longer in the crypto space. Their arrogance has been shattered, and perhaps their assets are no longer sufficient to continue trying. So I've always believed: we should still respect objective facts and avoid emotional trading.
Occasionally engaging in emotional trading is fine, but if you do it every day, you definitely won't last long. When we make a decision, we should make fewer decisions rather than more. We need to gather enough information, such as five clues A, B, C, D, E, which together lead to a quality decision. For example, these five clues led me to decide to buy here, and then it went up; and when new clues appear, I sell at another point, such decision-making is relatively good. But some people make 20 decisions and 20 trades a day, without theoretical support for any of them — can the quality of such decisions be high? In the end, they don't even know what trades they have open.
Mia: Besides trading, what other ways can newcomers participate?
Sunny: Of course, there are, such as completing tasks. I'm not very good at it myself, but some brothers in my group who are out of money go do some tasks to earn some money and then come back to trade. They earn a little here and there, but ultimately return to trading. For newbies entering the scene, the most important thing is to stay true to themselves, gradually try out various products on the exchange, and understand what each feature is suitable for. Many people see others making money, or a coin surging several times, and impulsively register an account and deposit their entire savings, only to end up either losing it or feeling scammed. But in reality, when they made those decisions, they had no theoretical support, so the quality of their decisions was naturally poor, and they were most likely to get buried.
Mia: You just mentioned that you earned more money through brokering than trading. Would you recommend newcomers to also become brokers?
Sunny: If you have the resources, I would definitely recommend you to become a broker. I feel that everything has been quite smooth since I joined OKX, and most of the hurdles I encountered were not related to OKX. That's also why we are able to sit down together today. I quite like OKX as an exchange.
Mia: You and your brothers started out by running OKX nodes, and now you have accumulated a good amount of wealth. Do newcomers still have the opportunity to achieve financial freedom through running nodes?
Sunny: Of course. I know many peers who have made a lot of money in this industry. If you have resources at hand, you can go and develop. Web3 is a trend, and many Web2 industries are faith-based industries. If you have resources, you should seize the opportunity to bring users to Web3. There may still be a dividend period for a few more years, so friends with resources must take advantage of it.
Mia: Do you have any methods for running nodes now that can help users earn money with you?
Sunny: I have always hoped that users can earn money with me, but some people don't listen because they want to make quick money. This inevitably means taking on greater risks, but they lack experience and cannot withstand such risks. I would tell them what to do in different market cycles, such as during a bear market, bull market, or sideways market. However, even when I teach them, they may not be willing to listen. I am also reflecting on whether my way of expression is wrong. So I am also trying to use live broadcasts and continuously output content to make them believe more and slowly appreciate the steady asset growth approach.
Mia: How do you see the development of the ecosystem in the future? Will it become more platformized or more decentralized?
Sunny: Web3 will become more normalized in the future. In recent years, more and more traditional elites have entered, including institutions, high-net-worth individuals, professionals, and highly educated individuals. The stories of grassroots counterattack will become fewer in the future. Before the bull market in 2021, these people looked down on entering the crypto industry. Now they actively want to come in, even taking a wait-and-see attitude. When Bitcoin rose to $120,000, it impressed everyone. All reasons were ineffective in the face of the rise. The crypto industry will definitely get better and more formalized, institutionalized. So it's important to get in early.
Mia: Are the community members who were among the first to enter the industry with you still following you?
Sunny: Yes. But many people also dropped out along the way. Those who stayed, in reality, are also very capable and can consistently make a profit. However, the premise of making a stable profit is: don't take gains and losses too seriously. If you focus too much on gains and losses, you will actually not do well. Find a balance between yourself and the market's rhythm, step by step, and you can survive in the coin circle.
Mia: Have you experienced a particularly difficult stage before? Can you share it with us?
Sunny: I have experienced many difficult stages, such as exchanges running away, contract liquidations, being stuck in a meme coin, etc. For example, I earned a lot of money through Ethereum and Bitcoin, but lost four or five million in meme coins. However, I accepted this reality, no longer expecting to recover my losses from meme coins, and instead increased my holdings in BTC and ETH. As a result, these two did not disappoint me and recovered all the losses I had on other coins.
Losses are indeed very painful. Seeing several digits less in your account every day is tough, but the most crucial thing is to "endure it," you have to tough it out. As long as you survive, you have a chance. I know several Grade A9 tycoons who, during tough times, lived in a 15-square-meter apartment and played with 5U. Their common trait is that they endured. When the market is not good, don't make hasty moves; it's when the market is good that you should act more. Many people get the order wrong, being active even when the market is unfavorable, ending up ruining themselves.
Mia: Do you have anything you want to say to your past self?
Sunny: I want to say that no suffering is in vain. Hardship is the nourishment for growth. The more suffering you can endure, the more blessings you can enjoy. If you look at things with an optimistic attitude, they will be optimistic; look at the world pessimistically, and you are destined to achieve nothing.
Mia: Is there anything you want to say to the fans in front of the screen?
Sunny: Don't be anxious, don't be impatient, don't rush. If you can survive in the coin circle for ten years, you can also get rich.
Mia: Great, we will remember this statement. That's all for today's interview. Today, we deeply felt Teacher Sunny's sincerity, introducing his experience along the way. When I asked him about his experiences of hardship, he said he had already forgotten those past hardships, truly optimistic. Only such people can persist in doing the right thing, from grassroots to success.
Sunny: One must find positive feedback, not blindly persist in a negative feedback environment, that is foolish persistence. Find things that are beneficial to yourself, continuously research and optimize, to go further. Some people say that persistence is foolish persistence. If you are currently screwing screws, is it because you do it better than others? Do you have an upward path? If so, that is your way. But if you have been doing it for a year and it's not working out, with no results from optimization, then don't persist. That is not where your talent lies.
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