#Strategy加仓BTC When your account is about to be drained, many people's first reaction is to smash their phone. But in reality, those who ultimately turn things around are often not the gamblers who place big bets.

A friend once told me about his experience—the despair when his account was down to only 800U. He decided to take a gamble, but not a reckless one; instead, he set three ironclad rules:

First, divide the funds into four parts, with a maximum of 200U per trade, never over-leveraging. This is not conservatism; it's leaving yourself a way out. Second, only make 2 trades per day, then close the software to avoid impulsive actions ruining the plan. Third, cut losses immediately if a single loss exceeds 30U—no holding out and no wishful thinking.

After sticking to this for the first week, with 8 trades, the account grew to 1000U. In the second week, seizing the opportunity with LSK, it surged to 5000U. In the following days, the account kept climbing to 23,000U. There’s nothing magical about this process; it’s simply strict adherence to basic principles.

I’ve seen too many people struggle in the cryptocurrency market. Those who truly survive are not relying on one or two precise predictions, but on three things:

First, the resolve to cut losses quickly when needed. Second, patience to let profits run when in the green. Third, the discipline to review daily and identify issues. I’ve indeed made profits from long positions on ZEC and short positions on LSK, and I’ve also lost from stop-losses on UNI—these are all real experiences.

Risk management and trading discipline are what allow you to go far in the crypto world. It’s not about shouting signals, not about dreams—it's about these simple, fundamental rules.