#以太坊大户持仓变化 Last year, I lost 1 million, and only after being severely lessons by the market did I realize what reality truly is. Smashing my phone, deleting apps, and shutting down my trading software for two months—only through experiencing such a complete breakdown did I understand that sense of helplessness—it's not that I didn't want to continue, but the frustration after being hit so hard.

By the beginning of the year, my account was down to only 85,000 USDT. I was faced with two choices: either give up completely or rise from this predicament. No one expected that starting from this low point, through steady and cautious operations, I would first recover to 200,000, then climb higher, ultimately not only making up for all previous losses but also earning over 1 million more. Sounds like a story? But every turning point on this journey was something I truly experienced.

In summary, three bottom lines truly changed the game:

**First, never fully commit your position.** Keep your single trade size within 40%, and always reserve the remaining 60% as defensive funds. If losses reach a 15% stop-loss point, cut immediately—staying alive is the hope— as long as the account doesn't blow up, the next opportunity is still there waiting.

**Second, follow the trend, don’t try to guess the top or bottom.** Don’t foolishly try to catch the bottom or go against the market; when the market surges, go long; when it drops sharply, go short. The profits are never based on luck but on grasping the rhythm.

**Third, tier your profits and lock them in.** Every time you make money, only take 30% of the profit to roll into the next position, while the rest is directly withdrawn to lock in gains. Better to go slow than to be greedy again.

Honestly, what many people lack in trading isn’t necessarily advanced skills but a set of discipline that can truly be applied. As the market is constantly changing, if you’re also thinking about how to seize opportunities in this round, consider starting with these principles and try them step by step.