#BinanceABCs My losses in the crypto world have reached hundreds of thousands, and this is not an exaggeration but a real figure. During that period, I chased after coins like $BNB and $SOL , and the final result was my account continuously in the red.

I felt like I had truly reached a dead end.

But people are sometimes strange — even in the most desperate moments, a sense of unwillingness arises.

In early 2015, I only had $1,300 left.

To put it bluntly, I was almost out of chances to turn things around. I set a strict rule for myself: this is the last time. If it doesn’t work out, I’ll accept it.

And then, you might not expect what happened next.

$1,300 turned into $5W, then $12W, and then started doubling repeatedly. This time, I didn’t rely on luck, nor did I gamble my entire assets; I just did three things right.

**First: Strictly control position size, avoid full-position all-in**

The reason I lost money before was simple — I wanted to win big right from the start. I changed this bad habit. Now, my rules are very strict: no single trade exceeds 40% of total funds, and the remaining 60% is always locked in as a safety line.

I set stop-loss points before each trade. If it drops 15%, I exit immediately — no bargaining. Market conditions are willing to give a second chance, but a margin call will never give you a chance to turn things around. As long as you don’t completely exit, you still have the opportunity to participate when the next trend arrives.

**Second: Follow only strong trends, abandon illusions**

I no longer guess where the top or bottom is. Instead, I follow the trend — when the market is upward, I trade strong coins; when it’s downward, I go short.

Abandon the delusion that “it’s fallen so much, it should rebound.” Profits in crypto aren’t really about how smart you are, but about standing on the right side of the trend. Sometimes, you can make thousands of dollars in 10 minutes, not because your skills are so strong, but because you caught the right wave. Admitting this can actually help you survive longer.

**Third: Rolling position strategy, avoid greed**

Whenever profits come in, I do one thing: use 30% of the gains for the next trade, and withdraw the rest as USDT to exit the market.

Don’t fantasize about making a big kill all at once. Slowly, I roll small profits into a snowball, which not only recovers the 65W I lost before but also earns an additional 6W+.

**What’s truly lacking isn’t technical indicators**

It seems what I lack isn’t some advanced indicator or precise entry point, but a trading system that helps me make fewer mistakes and survive longer.

Among the people I’ve interacted with, some have gone from $1,100 to $5.8W in 15 days. Others, on the verge of margin call, were pulled back and now have a stable monthly income of over ten thousand dollars. They’re not smarter than you; they just had someone holding tightly to that hand that wanted to go all-in at the critical moment.