#美联储恢复降息节奏 I have seen too many people get liquidated, but this guy climbed from 1200U to 90,000U, and I have to say something about it.

It's not that his skills are exceptional, but he finally understands one principle: surviving is more important than anything else.

I asked him the first question: Are you here to fight for your life, or to survive?

He was silent for a few seconds and said he wanted to live. At that moment, I knew this person was still salvageable.

**First move: Split the principal into three parts, don't let a single bullet run out**

1200U is divided into three equal parts, each part 400U, and they do not interfere with each other.

- Quick In and Out Account - Open a maximum of two orders per day, withdraw once you've made a profit, cut losses immediately if you're wrong, and never hold on.
- Trend-following account - Hold back when the long cycle hasn't started, only follow up when the direction is clear.
- Lifesaver Account - Specifically designed to cope with pinning and black swan events, giving you a second chance.

He later told me: Going all in is reckless; diversification is the way to survive.

**Second move: Bite only the fattest meat, don't wade into muddy waters**

This market spends 90% of the time grinding people down; making random moves is just giving away money.

We only recognize three iron laws:

The daily moving averages have not formed a bullish arrangement? Stay in cash and observe.

Has the volume broken through the previous high and confirmed with a daily close? You can enter the market.

Profit up to 30%? First take out half, let the rest of the profit run.

Once he couldn't help but want to chase a trend, I asked him directly: Are you a gambler or a hunter? A hunter waits for the prey to come out of its hole, while a gambler chases whatever they see.

**Third Move: Lock Up Human Nature and Let Rules Make Decisions for You**

Before opening a position each time, he must write down these three points:

Stop-loss level 3% — cut it once triggered, no questions asked, don't look back.

Profit reaches 10% - move the stop loss to the cost price, everything after that is pure profit.

Forced shutdown at 22:30 - When awake, human nature causes trouble; when asleep, it is safer.

At first, he scolded me that this set of rules was too rigid, but later when the account reached 90,000 U, he told me: So this is what it looks like to make money, it's just boring.

To be honest: from 1200U to 90,000U, it's not that he has become more powerful, but that he has finally learned to "make fewer mistakes".

In the cryptocurrency world, money is made from trends, while losses are all due to emotions.

If you are currently struggling in the quagmire of losses, unsure how to allocate your positions, how to wait for the right entry opportunity, and how to control your hands, then you really need to stop and think carefully.