I can finally breathe a sigh of relief today.

68 days ago I still owed 200,000, but now my account has over a million, and withdrawing money every day is as easy as swiping a subway card.

Many people have privately messaged me asking if I've hit the jackpot or caught some insider news—I want to say, you're overthinking it.

I don't have much skill, and the way I do things may seem foolish to you. But relying on this "foolproof method," I managed to climb out of the mire.

That period was really hard to endure. With two hundred thousand in debt weighing on me, I couldn't sleep at night, didn't dare to answer calls during the day, and felt like I couldn't lift my head while walking down the street. But I had no choice; I could only stubbornly pursue the path of contract trading.

**First Move: Always Open Positions at Only 30%**

While others are fully invested, chasing highs and selling lows, I stick to my 30% position without wavering. If I'm wrong? I might lose at most 30% of my principal, but I can make a comeback. If I'm right? I keep 70% of my funds ready to increase my position and reap the rewards.

It's just such simple rules that allowed me to avoid three near-liquidation situations. The cruelest thing in the crypto world is not losing money; it's that one mistake can mean you'll never have a chance to turn things around.

**Second Tip: Don’t think about getting rich overnight, stick to compound interest**

I never aspire to catch a hundredfold coin. Every time I open a position, I only focus on one goal - can I steadily make a 5% profit?

5% doesn't sound like much, right? But if you calculate: ten times 5% adds up to a double. I'm like an ant moving a house, stacking it up one order at a time, and after 68 days, the account number just increased by itself.

Those who used to shout about catching demon coins every day are still calling out trades in the group now.

**Third move: You must pass this mental barrier**

What truly kills in the crypto market is not technology, but human nature.

When others panic-sell, I dare to add to my position against the trend with a small amount; when others FOMO and chase the highs, I dare to take profits and exit early. It's not that I'm smarter, but I know my own limits — I only trade in markets I understand, and I rest when I don't.

Opportunities never disappear, but once the principal is gone, it is truly gone.

To be honest, doesn't this method sound particularly mediocre?

Yes, it's that mediocre. Not chasing hot topics, not betting on news, not seizing quick profits, just focusing on the segments I can hold steadily. Yet, it is precisely this "stupid method" that helped me endure the darkest 68 days, leading to the ease and comfort I feel when withdrawing today.

Wealth in the crypto world has never belonged to the fastest runners, but to those who can survive until the end.

If you are still carrying debt right now, or feeling envious of others' stories of sudden wealth, first calmly ask yourself: When the next pullback comes, can you handle it?

——For all the traders who refuse to give up.