#数字资产市场洞察 In the trading circle, there is a saying: execution always beats Technical Analysis.

A fan entered the market with only 2800U, and after more than a month, his account surged to 68,000U. It wasn't that he was lucky, nor that he had strong predictive abilities, but simply two words - discipline.

Many people have asked what it feels like to have only a few thousand U left in an account. It is despair. But rising from 2800 U to 68,000 U proves one thing: the market provides enough opportunities; what is lacking is execution.

When he found me, I didn't discuss any candlestick patterns or technical indicators. I directly provided three "anti-humanity" iron rules:

**Rule 1: Never go all in.** Before the signal is confirmed, test with a small position; wait for the trend to truly develop before gradually increasing your position. Most people who get liquidated fall into this trap—going all in without a confirmed market, ultimately burying themselves. Small capital has a weak risk tolerance, and "small steps of trial and error" is the correct way to grow your investment, not a do-or-die gamble.

**Rule 2: Never Averaging Down on Losing Positions.** Only profitable positions are worth adding to. He was initially resistant to this rule, thinking that averaging down on a loss could lower the cost basis. But the reality is harsher—averaging down on losing positions only digs the hole deeper. Historical trading masters understand that you should never continue to add to a losing position. Instead, let profits earn profits, using realized gains as a "safety cushion," so that the principal can grow steadily.

**Article 3: Follow the Trend, Don't Go Against It.** Follow where the market goes; those who stubbornly resist reversals are merely bag holders. The desire to catch bottoms and tops can destroy accounts the most. Top traders know that the strength of the trend is always more important than the entry price. Leveraging the power of the trend is worth a hundred times more than mere stock picking ability.

He can turn the tide, and it fundamentally boils down to these two words: discipline. While others are hijacked by emotions, chasing highs and cutting losses, he "endures". When opportunities arise, he "waits". He has executed the simplest rules to the fullest.

This is the truth about the crypto market: it's not the technology that's difficult, it's the self-discipline that's difficult.