At three in the morning, a fan from Yunnan sent me a voice message. His voice was a bit hoarse, he said he had 70,000 U in principal left with 4,300, "I see the candlestick lines and my hands are shaking."

I didn't analyze the market. I said, "Your problem isn't technical, it's that you're worn out. If you want to survive, you need to format yourself first."

He was silent for a few seconds and replied, "Okay, I'll listen to you."

Step 1: Position planning, survive

I had him split the 4,300 into three parts:

1,500 for day trading: only take the most certain trade each day, and secure a 3% profit.

1,500 for swing trading: hold mainstream coins for half a month, only go with the trend.

The remaining 1,300 is the coffin money: lock the wallet, even the King of Heaven can't make me move.

He asked, "Are we splitting this little bit of money?"

I said, "The dead can't turn over, you need to stay at the poker table first."

Step 2: Control frequency, lock in emotions

Next, I had him uninstall all market software and only check the market twice a day.

I told him the truth: 80% of market time is chaotic oscillation; watching it makes you want to act, and acting leads to losses.

When the market is sideways, you are like wood; only when the trend comes do you become a hunter.

Step 3: Strictly follow the rules, be a disciplined trader

He only used the second portion of his money after a clear breakout, and after making 20%, he withdrew 30% first—only realized gains are real money.

The hardest part is the third step: I had him write down three rules in black and white before each trade:

Stop loss at 2%, must cut when touched; profit at 4%, halve and lock in gains; no averaging down, no resisting positions, no emotional trading.

Once, Ethereum almost made him hold a position, but remembering that paper, he gritted his teeth and cut. After the cut, the market crashed; he was sweating, but for the first time felt: it was the rules that saved him.

In four months, 4,300 turned into 45,000.

No liquidation.

Last week, he told me, "Some money has come back, but the most important thing isn't that."

I asked, "What is it?"

He said, "I finally trade like a robot, emotions can't kill me anymore."

There are always opportunities in the crypto world, but opportunities are only for the 'living'.

The standard for the living is simple: use rules to bind your hands and feet, execute plans with discipline.

If you're still losing, stop just pondering the techniques.

First ask yourself: where is your position plan?

Discipline isn't sexy, but discipline makes money.

Survive, wait for the wind to come.

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