#数字货币市场回升 Eight years ago I entered the market with 5000U, and now the account has reached seven figures.

This is not a myth. I never predict price movements, nor do I stay up all night watching the candlesticks, nor have I ever encountered liquidation or theft of coins. It relies on a set of trading disciplines developed through hard work.

Let’s first talk about how to earn money—every time I make a profit of 10%, I immediately transfer half of the profit to a cold wallet. This money is considered non-existent. The other half continues to snowball in the account. During a bull market, let it run; during a bear market, at least half of the profits have already been secured. The principal is the lifeblood; if you can’t protect the principal, how can you talk about compound interest? Over the years, I have withdrawn profits more than thirty times, with the most intense being 180,000 U withdrawn in one week.

Let's talk about how to layout. The places where others get liquidated are often turning points. I will look at the overall direction on the daily chart, define the range on the 4-hour chart, and find specific entry points on the 15-minute chart. For the same cryptocurrency, I will open two orders: Order A follows the trend, while Order B is set up for a counter position. Each order's risk is controlled within 1.5% of the total capital. During market fluctuations, both sides can benefit from the volatility, while in a one-sided market, we rely on the right order to make significant gains. On the day LUNA collapsed, both of my positions hit take profit at the same time, and my account increased by 40% in one day.

The most important thing is actually the ability to admit defeat. My win rate is only 40%, but I can achieve a profit-loss ratio of 4:1, which means the expected value is positive in the long run. If the direction is correct, slowly push the take profit; if the direction is wrong, exit immediately. Divide the money into 10 portions, and use at most 3 portions at the same time. Continuous losses in two trades? Stop immediately, never increase the position out of stubbornness. If the account doubles, withdraw 20% to invest in some stable assets.

The market doesn't care how much you lose, but one loss of control can get you out. As long as you are still at the table, time will eventually be on your side. The truly skilled traders are not the ones who seize the most opportunities, but the ones who manage risk the best.