Last May, there was a case: a trader in the crypto world continuously lost nearly a million, and the account shrank to only 3400U. At that time, he was at a crossroads of either closing all positions and leaving or fighting to the end.

In the end, he chose the latter, but it completely changed the way of trading.

By strictly adhering to three fundamental risk control rules, this initial 3400U was rolled up to 120,000, followed by continuous compounding – not only was the full amount recovered, but a net profit of over 500,000 was achieved. The entire process did not involve any miraculous operations, but relied on discipline.

**Three Survival Rules:**

**Position Management** - The maximum position for a single trade is 40%, always keep 60% cash to cope with drawdowns; immediately cut losses when the loss reaches 15%, preserving principal is more important than seizing opportunities.

**Trend is King** — Do not predict where the top and bottom are, just follow the trend to go long or short; trying to catch the bottom or top against the trend will lead to being wrong nine times out of ten.

**Profit Lock** - 30% of profits continue to roll over to amplify returns, while 70% is directly withdrawn, turning account numbers into real cash.

There are many cases of small funds turning around. Some people have gone from over a thousand U to fifty thousand U in just over ten days, and others have been saved from the brink of liquidation by this method. Most people lose not because the market is too difficult, but because they succumb to their own randomness and lucky mentality.

A small amount of funds is not scary; what is scary is having no system. The current market is more volatile, with both opportunities and risks coexisting. Those who truly want to change the status quo should start by establishing trading discipline—regain control with rules, rather than gambling on luck for tomorrow.