#数字资产动态追踪 The biggest curse in the crypto world is not what you think. It’s this mindset: One more trade, and I’ll turn things around.

I used to live in this illusion early on. Until a certain moment, I chose a different way of living — turning 7600U into 200,000U over five months, without experiencing a single liquidation during that period. The turning point was actually very simple: I gave up chasing hundredfold miracle trades and instead started understanding a harsher truth.

Surviving longer in this market is a hundred times more valuable than surviving fast.

In my early years, I kept stumbling in the mud of chasing gains and cutting losses. Later, I gradually realized that the traders who last the longest follow just a few simple principles:

**Only trade in the trend, never guess tops or bottoms**
Bull markets never short, bear markets never go long. Sounds obvious, but hard to do. The best entry point is always at the retracement in the upward channel. What’s the benefit? The success rate can immediately soar. It’s not gambling; it’s probability on your side.

**Add to winning positions, never touch the principal**
The last line of defense is that half of the principal, which you never touch. Use floating profits to add positions; even if you lose, it’s just a reduction of unrealized gains, and your mindset can handle it. This is the core secret to surviving long.

**3%-5% per day is enough**
One or two trades a day, take profits at your target and stop. No late nights, no frequent operations. Just ten minutes at night to review: why did this trade succeed? Why didn’t I exit at the high?

When ETH breaks out of consolidation, I eat the mid-term trend; when ZEC retraces with reduced volume, I quickly enter and exit; when BNB converges in a triangle with volume expansion, I follow — these are not divine predictions but confirmations of structure + volume + layered positions, repeatable actions.

3% daily sounds slow to death. But compound interest is always this mysterious — it quietly outperforms all those impatient gamblers eager to get rich overnight.

If you’re also tired of the vicious cycle of liquidation → zeroing out → starting over, and want to turn luck into a system, and learn to treat trading as a craft, then we can talk about how to make this process scalable and replicable. Slow down, and you’ll go faster.