30000 turned into 1.2 million, a 40 times profit that didn't escape, I personally shattered my dream of buying a house:

Is your profit really yours?

I have seen people who had a forty times profit right in front of them but didn't walk away.

That was early 2018, when Ethereum broke a thousand dollars, a friend called me late at night, his voice was floating.

He said he turned 30,000 in capital into 1.2 million and even thought about which BMW to buy. I didn't advise him, just asked one question: have you withdrawn any?

He fell silent.

Later, ETH dropped back to 400, he endured it for a whole year, and finally had to cut losses to pay debts in the bear market. In that bull market, he actually won but lost to himself.

So you see, what the market truly tests is never who is bolder, but who understands when to turn away.

If the profit is not put into your pocket, it will always just be a number on the screen, gone in an instant.

Over the years, I gradually understood a simple truth:

Entering the market takes courage, but exiting the market takes wisdom.

Especially in this market where volatility is as natural as breathing, drawing a line for yourself in advance is more solid than praying for luck.

My method is not complicated:

Every time it doubles, I first take 30% of the profit, just like farming, when it's ripe, take the first harvest;

Set a trailing stop for the remaining, letting the market decide how far it can go.

When losing, it's even simpler:

One trade, the loss never exceeds five percent of total capital; once it hits the line, let the system cut automatically, no need to blink an eye.

Last month, LTC surged to 95, I followed this method and took three batches, ultimately leaving with twice the tuition I paid for the entire last year. There was no accelerated heartbeat in the process, only execution according to plan.

Data shows that in the past year, the average volatility of mainstream coins exceeded 140%, but those who follow discipline often manage to keep their drawdowns to single digits.

Anyone can make money in a bull market; it's in a bear market that you know who is swimming naked.

Don't let greed write your ending; only those who plan their escape routes deserve to go further.

The market is always there, opportunities are always present, but your capital is not guaranteed.

Protect it well, and you'll qualify for the next chance to reach out.

Now, how do you plan to preserve yours? @顶级带单飞哥