#数字货币市场调整 How to survive with twenty thousand yuan in the crypto world? It took me nine years to find the answer.

Back in 2016, I spent all my savings of 20,000 yuan, staying in an internet cafe on a monthly pass to monitor the market. I spent five yuan a day for three meals, and the experienced traders next to me said my strategy was too foolish. Looking back now, those people have long since stopped playing, while I have managed to fatten my account with these "foolish methods."

**Let's talk about the position issue**
I split the money into five parts to use, and I cut it off if I lose more than 10% in a single transaction. Think about it, even if you step into a pit five times in a row, the total account will only shrink by 10%. But as long as you catch a decent market wave, this little loss is nothing. In the crypto world, those who can withstand three rounds of bull and bear markets are far more important than those stories of overnight wealth.

**Going with the trend is better than bottom fishing**
I never try to catch the bottom when it drops, and I don't rush to sell when it rises. Once, I held onto a coin for 13 months and ended up making 8 times my investment. Many people laughed at me for being foolish, but patience is truly more valuable than intelligence in this crypto world.

**I don't even look at the coins that are surging.**
Those messages that double in a day, no matter how lively they are in the朋友圈, I remain unmoved. I only earn the money that I can understand, and this principle has helped me avoid countless pitfalls.

**Technical indicators should be used but not blindly trusted**
I often use MACD: I only consider entering when there's a golden cross below the zero line, and I prepare to exit when there's a death cross above the zero line. There's also an iron rule - never add to your position when you're losing; only add when you're in profit. This rule is more effective than any technical analysis.

**Trading volume speaks the truth**
Price can act, but trading volume cannot deceive people. A sudden increase in volume at a low level, combined with several moving averages turning upward, is a signal that is basically never wrong.

**Reviewing is true skill**
Every time I finish an operation, I ask myself three questions: Why did I buy at that time? Where can I do better? Has the overall trend changed? It is these late-night self-interrogations that have slowly transformed me from being a cut leek into who I am now.

This method is indeed not stimulating, and even a bit boring. But after nine years, I found that the market ultimately rewards those who follow the rules the most.