#数字资产市场动态 The two weeks when my account went to zero, I doubted everything in life.

Initially, I dared to go all-in with just 1500U, with only one thought in mind—making quick money and doubling my investment. Leveraging up, chasing gains, constantly adding to my position, the more it dropped, the more I threw in. As a result, I didn't last two weeks before my account was wiped out. That moment I finally understood: the cruelest thing in the crypto world is never the market itself, but one's own impatience and recklessness.

In the past few years of trial and error, I mentored a newcomer who started with 1800U. Nothing special about him—just one thing: he never rushed to get rich overnight. Three months later, his account grew to 32,000U, now stabilized over 55,000U, and he’s never blown up his account. I asked him for his secret, and he said: "The strategy you taught, I just followed it seriously."

**Divide your money into three parts, each with its own approach**

This was the first lesson I gave him. Split 1800U into three parts:

- 600U for short-term trading. One trade a day, take profits and run, never greedy. The market offers opportunities every day; trying to eat everything in one bite is a sure way to fail.

- 600U for swing trading. Focus only on major trends and clear signals; avoid fuzzy fluctuations at all costs. This part tests patience—sometimes no action for half a month, but once the trend is confirmed, it’s the position to hold large positions.

- The last 600U is locked away. No matter how extreme the market, don’t touch it. Sounds like a waste? Wrong—this is the bottom line for survival. With this, you can keep your mindset intact and have a chance to turn things around.

Many people fail because of the word "all-in." We survive by "keeping a backup." He didn’t make much money or lose money in the first two months, just waited. In the third month, a mainstream coin rebounded clearly, and the swing trade gained 70%. I told him to take out 30% of the profit immediately, and that’s when he truly understood—making money in crypto isn’t gambling; it’s about enduring and protecting what you have.

**80% of the time, you’re doing useless work**

Having traded for many years, my biggest realization is: 80% of the time, exchanges are just sideways, oscillating, and shaking out traders. Frequent trading? That’s just paying platform fees—think about whose pocket the money ends up in.

A wise trader operates like this: when you don’t understand the market, staying out and doing nothing is far more valuable than reckless moves. Wait until the trend really emerges, then enter all at once. The profit from that single trade can cover dozens of frantic trades. That’s what I told the new guy, and he’s doing the same now.

From 12,000U to where he is now, I rely on three "no"s: no all-in, no trading against the trend, no letting emotions control the trades. Sounds simple? Less than 5% of retail traders can truly do it.

**Wait for the trend, buy the dip, and stay disciplined**

In these years in crypto, I’ve seen too many smart people lose money, and some "fools" consistently make profits. The difference is right here. Some traders need to operate every day, watching the charts 24/7; others might only trade once a week, but every time they hit the key point. That’s not luck; it’s understanding the market rhythm.

I’ve always focused on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB. These core coins have large market capacity and clear signals, making them suitable for building a stable profit system. The easiest approach for beginners is to focus on these first, master one thoroughly, then gradually expand.

Say goodbye to losses, follow the market rhythm, and finally build your own profit system—these three are indispensable. The first step is the most important, because only by surviving can you tell the rest of the story.