99% of people in the cryptocurrency world are betting on luck, only 1% are making money based on rules — this is a hard rule I've learned after 5 years of struggle, having seen too many newbies get cut down. Last month, I met a little girl who almost used half a year's hard-earned money to verify 'gamblers always lose', but fortunately, I pulled her back on track in the end.
She came to me with a principal of 600 cryptocurrency assets, her eyes bright yet anxious: 'This is what I've saved from my part-time job; I want to follow your operations and buy my boyfriend a new game console.' Seeing her youthful face, I bluntly poured cold water on her: 'This industry is not a casino; your little capital can't withstand any fluctuations. It's more reliable to save money steadily than to gamble your fortune.'
She tugged at my arm with red eyes, unwilling to let go: "You said before that ordinary people can do well too, so take me along this time!" I immediately frowned: "I never help those who gamble to please others — betting hard-earned money on others is foolish." She hurried to argue that her boyfriend was very considerate, and I directly interrupted: "What I care about is you; don’t treat your savings as a love chip."
Unable to resist her persistent pleas and feeling sorry for her hard-earned money, I finally relented, but first set the rules: "If you want to follow along, you must 100% listen to me; discipline is 10 times more important than skill." What I taught her wasn’t some profound strategy, just a set of "three rules for life preservation". Three months later, the screenshots she sent made me unable to help but give a thumbs up — the account balance was solidly at 20,000 U.
The secret is actually so simple that it’s hard to believe, the core is 3 points; remember them and you can avoid 80% of the pitfalls:
Three parts of the funds, absolutely no all-in: 200 U for short-term trades, no more than two trades a day, exit immediately when the preset stop-loss line is triggered, never stay in; 200 U for trend trades, only focus on weekly signals, enter only after the confirmation of a strong bullish candle, don’t guess the bottom or touch the top; the remaining 200 U as a safety cushion, unless the position is about to be lost, otherwise it must not be moved, used to hedge against risks.
Three ironclad rules, engraved in the bones: if the daily moving average has not formed a bullish arrangement, resolutely do not enter, it’s better to miss than to make a mistake; when profits reach 30%, immediately withdraw half to secure the gains, don’t be greedy thinking "it will rise a bit more"; when losses reach 5%, immediately stop-loss, when profits reach 10%, pull the stop-loss line to the cost level to ensure "you can hold onto profits and not get deeply trapped in losses."
Many people think making money in the crypto world relies on luck, insider information, and daring — but I’ve seen too many people who won once and then lost everything. From 600 to 20,000 is not a miracle but the inevitability of rules. The real winners are not the radicals shouting "Fortune favors the bold," but those who maintain their bottom line and have full execution power as "discipline exemplars."
Do you think those who make stable profits rely on luck? Wrong, they just engrave "no greed, no panic, no gambling" into their operations. The crypto world is like a sieve; it filters out gamblers and leaves behind those who follow the rules.
In the next issue, I will break down the "entry signals" for trend trades, teaching you how to accurately catch the strong bullish candle signals and avoid the traps of tempting increases. Follow me; I won’t talk about vague insider information, just share practical operational techniques — after all, in the crypto world, rather than being the lamb to the slaughter, it’s better to be the "old oil baron" who makes steady profits, don’t you agree?
