I have also fallen into the mud of the crypto world.

In the initial years, I was repeatedly struck by the psychological barrier of short-term surges and the promise of "hundred-fold coins". Frequent liquidations, zeroed accounts, and doubling my position overnight all became a part of my daily routine.

I remember the worst time was when I went all in to short BTC. As a result, a needle directly pierced through the resistance level, and the market rebounded. 3000U vanished within a day, and I stared at the screen, enduring until dawn.

At that moment, I understood — this market does not rely on luck, nor does it rely on calls. If you want to survive here, you must establish a system that can be executed repeatedly.

In the past three years, the old injured members of the crypto world around me have witnessed the power of this method. One brother liquidated his position five times, and his account was down to 2800U. After learning from me for three weeks, he gradually brought his account back to 2.7wU. Another guy completely lost everything and was left with only 6000U in principal, but by rolling the account with the right rhythm, he managed to reach 9wU and finally paid back his wife's credit card.

The most amazing person is a 23-year-old younger brother. He only makes one trade a day and has steadily maintained a daily income of over 5000 for three months.

Did you ask me what secrets I taught them? To be honest, I don't have any magical tricks; instead, I keep emphasizing not to trade frequently. I only did three things:

**First, only follow strong signals, never act on emotional trades.** If the signals are unclear, wait until a clear direction emerges before taking action. The benefit of this approach is a significant reduction in the error rate, and the win rate for each trade can be maintained at over 65%.

**Second, fixed position combined with mandatory stop loss.** No matter how attractive the market is, the risk of a single trade should always be kept within 2% of the total account. Once the stop loss line is reached, stop loss immediately, without exception. This rule has saved me countless times.

**Third, only make 1 to 2 trades within a day, giving up on predictions outside the market trends.** Do not try to guess tops and bottoms, and do not bet on some dubious support levels. There are plenty of trading opportunities, so there is no need to waste energy on uncertain places.

Whenever newcomers ask me how to break out of the cycle of losses, I always say—trading is never speculation, but probability. Is your system stable? Is your execution on point? Is your mindset strong enough? As long as the answer to these three questions is yes, account growth is just a matter of time.

If you are still being repeatedly punished by liquidation and returning to square one, it's not that you lack talent, but that you haven't found the strategy that belongs to you.