#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 The crypto market isn't about adrenaline, it's about endurance. The one who laughs last is the real winner.

I've seen too many newbies treat perpetual contracts like ATMs—when the market fluctuates a bit, they go all in, only to get liquidated instantly or keep flirting with the edge of liquidation.

The reason I've been able to stay steady over the years comes down to four hard rules. They won't make you rich overnight, but they'll keep you from crashing.

**Rule 1: Don't all in—your life is worth more than your money**
Feel like going all in when the candlestick chart moves? That's the dumbest, most suicidal move. If the market pulls back even a little, your account goes straight to zero. Keep some ammo in reserve so you can catch the next opportunity.

**Rule 2: Follow the trend, not your emotions**
Getting addicted to bottom-fishing is a disease, and so is the fear of chasing the top. Minor pullbacks in an uptrend are free opportunities; as long as the trend isn't broken, hold your position and stop guessing tops and bottoms.

**Rule 3: Take-profit and stop-loss are your lifelines**
Opening a position is easy, holding onto profits is the hard part. Set strict rules for yourself: never lose more than 5% on a single trade, aim for at least 5% profit per trade, and keep your win rate above 50%. Hit these three numbers and your account will grow naturally.

**Rule 4: Less is more for the pros**
If you’re placing five or six trades a day or dozens a month, you’re basically paying tuition to the market. The real money-makers only take 2 or 3 precise trades a month. There are opportunities every day, but you don’t need to stare at the screen all the time.

To put it simply:
Don't max out your position, follow the trend, keep your risk control tight, and don’t overtrade—if you can stick it out, you’ll make money.

Whenever you feel lost, come back and read these rules.