Not relying on talent or insider tips, a set of simple rules helped me preserve my capital for three years.

The moment I crouched in the bathroom of my rental apartment, my hands wouldn't stop trembling.

The only 4,300 units of chips I had were my entire savings at that time, with no buffer.

After that heavy position, I was fully aware of two possible outcomes: either my assets would improve, or I would lose everything.

Three years later, looking back and reviewing, my account size has achieved significant growth.

This path was never smooth; countless times in the middle, I wanted to act impulsively, chase hot trends, or hurriedly increase positions, but I forcibly suppressed all those restless thoughts each time.

Not relying on talent, no inside tips—just a set of simple, conservative market rules, slowly cultivating a stable mindset.

Previously, I exchanged ideas with several friends who also trade the markets, and those who can stay in the market long-term always stick to four things:

1. Follow the market flow trend

Daily review focuses on one thing: assess the strength of the market over the past ten days, keep stable-performing assets, and directly eliminate those that have been consistently weakening.

Wherever market funds flow, go along with the trend—never fight against the market.

2. Never actively position before the monthly line signal forms

Better to stay in cash and observe than to bottom-fish in advance.

Only after the monthly golden cross forms and the first pullback stabilization is confirmed will I consider a small test position.

3. Fix a single test position entry point

Only observe opportunities when the asset pulls back to the 60-day line, and it must be accompanied by a volume-supported bullish candle or a long lower shadow support;

No volume, no participation; no stabilization confirmation, no entry; never chase after a sharp rally.

4. The 60-day line is the hard risk control baseline

After entry, take partial profits when the gain reaches 30%, and take another batch at 50%;

Once the closing price effectively breaks below the 60-day line, exit all remaining positions without any hope.

The monthly line determines the large-cycle direction, and the daily line protects capital safety.

This trading system looks plain and boring, with no exciting short-term volatility—its only function is to help ordinary people survive long-term in a volatile market.

Smart ideas are everywhere in the market, but very few can preserve capital and stay the course.

I am Qingchuan. I don't sell get-rich-quick stories; I only share risk control insights gained from real detours. #心得 $BTC