#数字货币市场回调 The crypto market should not be a gambling table, but rather a disciplined battlefield. A fren started with 1800U and in three months grew it to 29,000U, and now the account balance is stable at over 58,000U, without any liquidation during this period. The methods he used are not complicated, with three core iron rules.

Let's first talk about position management. Many people enter the market and bet all their capital, only to have it wiped out by a wave of retracement. I suggest splitting that 1800U into three parts: the first part is dedicated to short-term trades, focusing on intraday fluctuations, and withdrawing once the expected profit is achieved, without any hesitation; the second part is reserved for swing opportunities, which may not be touched for ten days or half a month, but once a trend is identified, go in with heavy positions; the third part is the emergency fund, which should not be touched regardless of market fluctuations, as it provides the confidence to make a comeback. Surviving is more important than anything else, going all in will only deprive you of the chance to observe the market.

Secondly, there is the issue of timing. The crypto market is in a consolidation phase 80% of the time, and frequent buying and selling during this period is like working for the transaction fees. The right time to act is when the trend becomes clear—entering the market after the direction is established naturally increases the success rate. Another key action: after securing profits, remember to cash out in batches; for instance, if unrealized gains exceed 20%, take out 30% first. This isn't being timid; it's a necessary step to turn paper wealth into real money. Experts are not those who watch the market every day, but those who can endure solitude and know when to strike to eat their fill.

The last and also the easiest to overlook - emotional control relies on strict rules. What traders fear most is losing their composure without even realizing it: the stop-loss line must be firmly set at 2%, and if triggered, cut the position without any sentiment; when floating profits reach 4%, reduce half of the position to secure existing gains; under a loss, absolutely prohibit adding to the position for recovery, as the more you add, the bigger the hole becomes. Write these into the trading plan, and when executing, do not ask why; mechanical execution can actually lead to stable growth of the account.

From 1800U to 58,000U, it is not luck or insider information that matters, but using discipline to lock in risks and letting profits run with patience. The essence of this system lies in 'defending' rather than 'attacking'; the market rewards those who understand the importance of respecting the rules.