Are you also wondering what gives those who make money in the crypto market the edge? Insider information? Lucky streaks? None of that. I've been in this market for many years, and my most direct feeling is: truly consistent profit-makers rely on a set of solid skills—position management and risk control.

Maybe you're still puzzled about the difference between beginners and experts. To put it simply, it all comes down to one thing: position.

Look, what kind of traders are many newcomers? They jump in whenever they see a coin recommended, either going all-in at once or frequently entering and exiting, ending up with a red account. Then they start blaming market conspiracies or unfair行情. Actually, it's not the market tricking you; it's that you haven't learned the basic skills to survive here.

I've seen many people whose technical analysis is actually correct, but because they didn't manage their positions well, they got shaken out by small fluctuations, or they gave back all their profits during normal pullbacks. Conversely, why can experts make steady profits? Because they have pushed position management to the limit. During last year's Bitcoin adjustment, I knew an experienced trader who only invested 20% of his funds initially. What happened? Not only did he avoid getting caught, but he also added more at the lows, resulting in quite a substantial profit. That’s the gap.

Some might ask, isn’t this stuff very complicated and hard for ordinary people to learn? Wrong. The position management techniques used by experts are actually just a few tricks, and today I’ll share them directly with you—practical tips you can apply immediately:

First, establish a "trial-and-error position + add-on position" structure. The most common mistake beginners make is throwing all their funds in at once, but experts never play like that. They start with a smaller amount to test the waters, and once they confirm the direction is correct, they gradually add. This way, you can verify your judgment and keep risks within acceptable limits.