Hey fellow crypto enthusiasts, I need to be honest with everyone—those dreams of getting rich with 100x or 10x coins are mostly illusions.

I am an example myself. In less than three months, I went from less than 2000U to nearly 80,000U, but it wasn't due to luck or gambling everything on a single bet. The core principle is simple: making a steady 3% profit daily, and accumulating it over time.

You might find it hard to believe, but I’ve also blown up my account before. Back then, I did everything—staying up late monitoring charts, chasing rallies and selling dips, opening ten or twenty times leverage randomly, and ending up quickly losing everything. The worst loss was when I lay in bed reflecting all night.

Later, I realized the problem wasn’t the market, but myself. So I changed one simple action: splitting my account into two. Half of it stays in a cold wallet as principal, and the other half is used to roll profits. This way, I only lose floating gains if I make a mistake, and the principal isn’t affected by emotions.

Since then, I’ve strictly followed three rules:

**Rule 1: Follow the trend, don’t catch the bottom.** Only choose bullish assets that are stable on the daily chart, and wait for a 1-hour pullback to the moving average before acting. If it’s not turning red or increasing volume, I don’t buy even if it’s cheap. Pinpoint entries are for gamblers, not traders.

**Rule 2: Take profits and split them to keep them alive.** When a trade earns 3%, immediately split into three parts: one to take profit, one to roll over, and one as a buffer. Always raise stop-loss as profits grow; when you take money out, your stop-loss should follow.

**Rule 3: Shut down at a set time—people are more important than the market.** Limit yourself to two trades per day, and close the software when the time’s up. Spend ten minutes every night reviewing, noting greed and impatience issues, and resolutely avoid repeating mistakes.

My recent trades are all based on this logic: enter on pullbacks with decreasing volume, exit immediately if the structure breaks, and follow the trend with volume. No guessing the direction, no betting on predictions—just execute based on structure, volume, and discipline.

Some say 3% is too slow. I want to say, the biggest danger of compound interest isn’t slow growth, but chaotic operations. You’re not losing to the market; you’re losing to the emotional trader you become at 2 a.m. What truly saves you isn’t inspiration, but rules you can stick to even when emotions are out of control.

Over the years, I’ve only traded real accounts, never played with fake ones. If you want to avoid pitfalls and earn steadily, don’t keep stumbling in the crypto world alone. Keep up with the rhythm, and use proven strategies to make consistent profits.