@Ponzibuddy If you are playing that long why didn't you mention they should spread the risk?
I see it similar in structure though.
Play a Ponzi (I hate the word investment in these games) but preferably spread your initial (play/spending money) over a month in several projects. Always be skeptical and lower your expectations.
Rule 1 get Your initial back ASAP, you might want to take an extra cut of 10 to 20%, use the rest for new plays or rounds. Put your initial in a different wallet orso, it shouldn't be accessible easy when playing. The extra step to access them gives you the possibility to reflect once more if you have the
BTCBTC in your eyes.
research new HYIPs/Ponzi's and keep researching, this forum is not the only place to find them. Try different ones. I mean different ones in originality, scripts, looks etc.
With the new capital (the former profits or as some would call it the smaller new initial, matter of opinion) try out several projects don't focus on one. They always collapse and rarely all together at the same time. Don't invest because you want to spend it all that day. Patience is virtue. A small payment in an uncertain project gives either a small loss or a small profit. Either way you got it covered by saving your initial plus an extra cut.
ALWAYS I repeat ALWAYS keep a cut of the new profits to cover future losses or a happy spending spree and take them out of the pile of coins you use for these games.
Accept losses. Never try to make up your losses with bigger investments, it is a trap I saw too many people fall in. If you lost all of your new profits your balance would still be positive because of withholding the extra cut.
So once in a while just take your profits, cash them out and do something fun with it. It ain't profit if you didn't enjoy spending it. Being virtual rich doesn't give you the memories you would call life.
I've been playing Ponzi's and HYIPs way before internet was regular and what crypto has done for us players is that we don't need to do shit for it. Just throw some coin in it and wait. Although it would certainly help to make your profits a certainty, there is no need to attract new investors like we needed to do 2 or 3 decades ago. Also the minimum deposits are low nowadays. No need to get a second mortgage to get in.
Just don't get blinded by riches you might get, focus in the coin you spend on your own wellbeing (whatever that might be for you)