When I first deposited two W of oil, my hands were shaking so badly that I stared at the screen for ages without daring to click confirm. Back then, my thinking was super simple—just don't get liquidated.

Now that I've scaled up, I don't feel that way anymore. It's not that I don't treat money as money; it's that I've seen the truth: whether you can make big money is secondary—what really matters is whether you can keep from losing it all.

I keep my positions tight, cut losses immediately without hesitation. Many people lose money not because they read the direction wrong, but because they can't bear to cut losses—small losses turn into big ones. I've fallen into the trap of catching falling knives too. Now I don't try to pick bottoms anymore. I wait for the trend to form before jumping in—slower, but I can sleep at night.

Coins that double in a few days look tempting, but by the time you see them, aren't others already getting ready to exit? I'd rather miss out than catch the last bag.

For indicators, I just look at MACD and trend lines. Any more than that and I can't keep up. Trading ultimately comes down to three things: go with the trend, admit when you're wrong, and wait for opportunities. It doesn't sound impressive, but it keeps you alive. #0成本拿2股SK海力士 $BTC