#数字资产市场动态 Why do some people support seven-figure gains through trading, while others are repeatedly wiped out by the market?

When I started in 2017, my account began with just 5,000 USDT and grew year by year into a seven-figure size. During that time, I experienced three complete bull and bear cycles, with a maximum drawdown of no more than 8%.

Many think this requires god-like prediction skills, but my secret is: using mathematics to turn exchanges into "stable cash machines."

**Tip 1: Stop-loss and take-profit are not options; they are must-answer questions**

From the moment a trade is opened, stop-loss and take-profit points must be set in stone. When profits reach 10% of the principal, I withdraw half to a cold wallet to protect the capital, and let the remaining half continue to generate income. What's the benefit? When prices rise, enjoy compound interest; when prices fall, protect the principal—your account is like equipped with an airbag, and no matter how big the fluctuation, it won't break.

**Tip 2: Multi-timeframe analysis + hedging mindset, volatility itself is an opportunity**

Look at the big picture on the daily chart, identify ranges on the 4-hour chart, and find specific entry points on the 15-minute chart—layered thinking is key. I often open two positions on the same coin: one following the trend to breakouts, and another placing counter-orders in consolidation zones. It sounds contradictory, but it’s not about betting on rise or fall; it’s about turning market volatility into a probability advantage. Big coins like $BTC and $ETH fluctuate most frequently. Used well, they become money printers.

**Tip 3: The Law of Ten — capital management trumps all technicals**

I divide my account into ten parts, using one part for each trade. Two consecutive losses? Stop immediately, never fight through it. If the account doubles? Withdraw 20% immediately and lock in profits.

You might not believe it, but my single-trade win rate is only about 35%, yet my risk-reward ratio is firmly at 5:1—that is, the profits are five times the losses. The mathematical expectation is positive, which gives me the confidence to survive long enough to catch the next trend.

**In summary: The essence of making money in crypto is not about winning every time, but about staying alive and waiting for the trend.**

Most people ultimately lose money not because they aren’t diligent enough, but because they repeatedly fight probability with emotion. Probability always wins.

If you want to replace guesswork with a system, these three tips are enough.