There are always people who ask me: Is the money in the crypto world just a trap for retail investors?

To be honest, I have seen too many friends staring at K-lines until the early morning, only to be liquidated during a spike; I have also seen people go all in on "insider information," only to lose everything in the end.

Since I entered the market in 2018, my account curve has been stable like climbing a slope, with the maximum drawdown never exceeding 8%. My initial capital of 5000U has slowly rolled into seven figures—not relying on luck, but on a set of trading logic that calculates probabilities.

In these years of market cycles, I have friends who mortgaged their properties to fill the gaps, and some who deleted apps and exited the market. However, I have been able to steadily withdraw profits more than 30 times, with a weekly maximum withdrawal of over 150,000U, and my exchange transactions are clear and traceable.

The core methods are just three, simple enough for beginners to grasp quickly:

1. Take profits and cut losses as a "life-saving talisman"

Always set take profit and stop loss for every trade. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately withdraw half into a cold wallet, leaving the other half to roll. When the price rises, enjoy compound interest; when it falls, only give back part of the profits—this is equivalent to equipping the account with a "safety airbag," so no matter how volatile the market is, the principal won't be shattered.

2. Multi-timeframe + dual-direction trades to capture full volatility

Use daily charts to set the big direction, find the volatility range on the 4-hour chart, and pinpoint entry points on the 15-minute chart. Open two trades on the same coin: one chasing trend breaks with stop loss set at key daily levels; the other placing a reverse order in the overbought/oversold areas on the 4-hour chart.

Last year, a certain coin spiked 90% in a single day; I made a profit of 40% that day using a dual-direction strategy. This is the confidence of probability thinking—it's not about guessing price movements, but turning volatility into opportunity.

3. Capital management > technical analysis

Divide the capital into 10 parts, using only 1 part for each trade, and never hold more than 3 parts. If there are two consecutive losing trades, stop immediately; never let emotions take over. If the account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy stable assets, and firmly take profits. My win rate is only 35%, but the profit-loss ratio is 5:1—mathematical expectation is always positive, and I am confident in both rising and falling markets.

The essence of making money in the crypto world is not about guessing the direction every time, but about surviving until the real trend emerges.

Most people lose not because they don't work hard enough, but because their methods are wrong, like bumping around in a maze.

Right now, we are at a critical juncture; opportunities wait for no one—let's plan together with Lin sister! #加密市场反弹 #加密市场观察