#数字货币市场回升 To be honest, during that initial period, I was glued to the market every day, sweating in my palms, with my heart racing up and down along the Candlestick.

But now? The account balance stabilizes at a monthly income of one million.

Don't get me wrong, I'm neither exceptionally gifted nor particularly lucky. It's just that during those nearly collapsing nights, I gritted my teeth and went through the losses over and over again, which led me to this set of "seemingly simple yet rarely adhered to" survival rules.

It pulled me back from the brink of liquidation, and it might help you who are being tormented by the market.

**Rule One: Staying Alive is More Important than Anything**

The most basic common point among all the people who have made a lot of money is — they are still alive.

My approach is very simple and straightforward:

• Position Cutting: 100,000 capital, maximum movement of 10,000 at a time, total position strictly maintains a 20% red line.
• Stop Loss Rule: If a single trade loses 2000 (which is 2% of total capital), exit immediately without hesitation.
• Leverage control: Beginners should not touch it at all, and experienced users should also keep it within 10%.

Just this one line can help you live longer than 80% of the people in the market.

**Rule Two: Focus on one direction and stick to it**

The market never rewards "hard work"; it only recognizes "doing it right."

• Unilateral operation: Either go long or short, don't bet on both sides, the win rate can directly soar.
• Mechanical execution: Set a 3% stop loss and a 5% take profit in advance; hands are more reliable than brains.
• Time period selection: The first two opportunities each day have the highest win rate; going long can actually lead to confusion.

**Rule Three: These Pitfalls Must Be Avoided**

I have seen too many liquidations, and 90% fell in these few areas:

• Counter-trend averaging down - this is a suicidal operation, as the risk triples with each additional position.
• High-frequency trading - transaction fees can eat up 30%-50% of your profits, it's no joke.
• Floating profit turns into floating loss - many people are ruined by the phrase "I'll wait a bit longer."

**Real Comparison: Same 100,000, Different Outcomes**

Wrong demonstration: Open a full position with 10x leverage → DCA down when it drops → Eventually hold until liquidation to zero.

Correct strategy: Start with a base position of 20,000 → Strictly implement a 3% stop loss and a 5% take profit → Only seize 2 high win rate opportunities each week.

Result gap: Monthly average return of 8%, annualized compound interest can reach 151%.

**Three Musts and Three Must Nots**

Requirements: Use spare money, maintain discipline, trade unidirectionally.
Do not: go all in, stubbornly hold on, block both ends

To speak honestly: Contracts are not a casino, they are a dice.

The few who can survive in the long run will always be the minority - but as long as you really stick to this method, the next one to emerge might just be you.