#密码资产动态追踪 Three minutes to clearly explain how to turn your account into a stable cash flow machine.

No need to guess market ups and downs, and no need to watch the K-line all day. In eight years, zero liquidation, from $5,000 to seven figures. Honestly, all of this is supported by a proven probability system that has been repeatedly validated.

**1. Learn to lock in profits and let compound interest work for you**

Before opening each position, I set predefined take profit and stop loss levels, leaving no room for hesitation.

Once floating profits reach 10%, I execute a "profit split"—half of the profit is directly transferred to a cold wallet and locked, while the remaining half continues to roll over in the account for the next trade.

What are the benefits of this? When the market is good, let the profits run; once the market trend shifts, the locked-in gains can withstand volatility. Over these eight years, I have taken profits more than thirty times. The most memorable week, I withdrew $180,000. To put it simply, protecting the principal is the highest principle—without principal, profits have nowhere to grow.

**2. Alternate between long and short strategies to master both oscillations and trends**

Most liquidation points are often exactly where a trend reverses—that's a pattern I've studied for a long time.

I use a three-cycle analysis method for positioning: the daily chart for the big picture, the four-hour chart to define trading ranges, and the fifteen-minute chart to catch entry points. For the same coin, I simultaneously place two orders—one long in the trend and one short against the trend—each risk strictly controlled within 1.5% of total capital.

What's the biggest advantage of this approach? In oscillating markets, you can profit from volatility; when a true trend emerges, you can confidently hold the correct position. For example, during the LUNA incident, both long and short positions triggered take profit at the same level, and that day, the account grew by 40%.

**3. Stop-loss is a cost, not a failure**

Many people find stop-losses uncomfortable, but in fact, stop-losses are the tuition paid for profits. My trading system has a win rate of only 40%, but a risk-reward ratio of 4:1, so the long-term expected value remains positive.

When the market moves as predicted, gradually raise the take profit levels; if the trend goes against your judgment, decisively exit and wait. How to do this specifically? Divide your funds into ten parts, and never have more than three parts open at the same time. After two consecutive losses, stop immediately—don't engage in revenge trading. Once the account doubles, I invest 20% of the profits into stable asset allocations.

The market doesn't care if you lose money; it truly fears a complete liquidation. As long as you're still at the table, time will become your best ally. Those who truly make money in the market are not the ones who seize the most opportunities, but those who master risk management.

Markets are always there, opportunities every day. To stay on rhythm and avoid straying, remembering this system is enough.