#ETH走势分析 I met a trader last year who took a huge hit in the crypto market—his account evaporated by 450,000.

During that time, she isolated herself for almost two months and uninstalled all the market software. When we met, she looked extremely haggard, staring at her account that was nearly at zero, and said self-deprecatingly: "I guess this is my life’s conclusion."

But the story is not over.

In March this year, she suddenly asked me to meet, opened her mobile wallet — the balance showed 3200U. "This is all that's left," she said, "either quit now or take a gamble with it."

The determination in the eyes has returned.

In the next few months, this 3200U became her revival coin: slowly grinding up to 10,000, 30,000, and finally breaking through 100,000U. Not only did it fill the 450,000 gap, but it also made an additional profit of over 20,000.

She said during the review that she owed her life to three strict rules.

**Rule One: Position Control Deadline**
In the past, she liked to take big risks in gambling, but now she does not exceed 25% in a single position, and if losses reach 10%, she immediately cuts her position. "As long as the principal is still there, there is a chance to turn things around."

**Article 2: Follow the trend, don't guess the top and bottom**
No longer dreaming of buying the dip and selling the top; when the trend is upward, go long as per the trend, and when it weakens, short with a light position. I once caught a wave of market movement and made over 6000 U in a single day.

**Article 3: Profits must be withdrawn**
Leave only 15% of each profit to continue operating, and withdraw the rest. "It's okay to earn slowly; what's scary is being greedy and losing all the principal."

She is not a technical genius; she just learned to control her hands.

Later, I did it with a few friends. Some rolled from 1500U to 7000U, while others almost got liquidated but were saved in time by her shouting to stop.

In the past, a person would stumble around in the dark, but now at least they hold a torch in their hand.

The torch is still shining, let's see if you dare to keep up.