#比特币流动性 In the crypto world, over the years, I have seen too many people make money as quickly as they lose it.

I was no exception 8 years ago. My account started with less than 2000U and grew to nearly 80,000U in 3 months—not by gambling everything, but by sticking to a daily 3% compound interest strategy. This logic still works today.

In the early years, I also experienced liquidation countless times, until one time I made a decisive split: half was frozen in a cold wallet as the principal moat, while the other half was used to roll profits. If I made a mistake, I would only lose the floating profits, while the principal would always remain. My mindset instantly changed.

Later, I summarized three screen discipline rules and completely quit random operations:

**Follow the trend and don't catch the bottom** —— Only engage in daily bullish targets, wait for a 1-hour pullback to EXPMA12 before entering the market. If the spike doesn't turn red, absolutely do not increase positions.

**Profit Sharing and Rolling Interest** — Once a profit of 3% is made, immediately split: one part is withdrawn for security, one part continues to be rolled over, and one part serves as risk insurance. This way, the stop-loss position will gradually move up.

**Shutdown Review at Sunset** —— Limit two trades per day, close the software at the deadline. Spend 10 minutes each night writing a mistake book, never step into the same pit a second time.

The recent operations relied entirely on this logic: Entering when $ETH shrank by 30% from the previous high, earning 3.8% in 12 hours; entering at the lower edge of the triangle for $ARB, making 2.9%; rolling over after a breakout with $BNB, doubling directly. These are not predictions, but mechanical execution based on structure + volume + discipline.

Don't underestimate the goal of 3% daily. Compounded over 120 trading days, it can yield a 34-fold result. Compared to those lottery-like hundredfold picks, this slow-paced approach is the true path to profit for ordinary people.

Most people do not lose to the market, but rather to themselves when they are blindly trading alone at night. The harder you work, the easier it is to get liquidated; what is lacking is never effort, but a constantly shining light—a set of usable methodologies.

The light is on, just follow. The market doesn't wait for anyone, and neither does liquidation.