Two days to zero three times, even the rent was lost.

Four months later, the account had 250,000 U.

It's not luck; it's being 'pulled' out by the rules.

When he first came to me, he had already liquidated his account with the dog coin three times,

not to mention clearing his account; he even lost next month's rent.

I didn't scold him, nor did I comfort him; I only gave him three iron laws,

a single phrase: If you don't follow the rules, don't enter the market again.

Iron Law One: Layered Capital, First Save Your Life

5,000 U must be split up:

1,500 U Day Trade:

Only do the most certain trade, profit 5% and call it a day;

1,500 U Swing Trade:

Only enter at critical support levels, if there’s no position, just wait;

2,000 U Locked:

No trading, no usage, keep it as a lifeline.

At first, he thought it was slow,

until he saw a colleague next to him go all-in and liquidate,

then he understood—staying alive is much more important than making quick profits.

Iron Law Two: Only Trade Main Trends, Avoid Volatility

Sideways trading is a meat grinder.

During the consolidation phase, I told him to close the software and go to the gym.

That wave of ADA,

consolidated for a whole week,

only entered after a strong breakout,

steadily making 18%.

Once profits reached 15%,

I directly had him transfer the withdrawal.

Only when it's in hand can it be called profit.

Iron Law Three: Lock Your Hands with the System

Write down every trade clearly:

Stop loss at 3%, cut it if it touches;

Profit at 8%, move the stop loss to break-even;

No averaging down, no supplementing positions, no last-minute changes to plans.

Once he tried to cancel the stop loss on LTC,

I directly showed him the liquidation records.

As a result, that night LTC plummeted,

he cut his positions according to the rules,

and narrowly avoided a large drawdown.

After the account dropped below 20,000 U,

he started to get overconfident.

Fully invested in MEME,

thinking he 'understood the market.'

As a result, after a wave of drawdown,

his capital was directly halved.

Before I blacklisted him, I left him with a single phrase:

Rely on the rules to live, rely on arrogance to die.

The crypto circle does not lack opportunities,

what it lacks are people who can execute the rules long-term.

There will always be market trends,

but those who do not follow discipline

will definitely be repeatedly liquidated by the market.

Remember this phrase:

Rules are not meant to limit your profits,

they are meant to prevent you from self-destruction. #加密市场观察 $XRP