With such big fluctuations in the crypto market, how can you stabilize your profits? My 8 years of trading experience tell you, it's actually not that complicated.

People often ask me what my biggest lesson is. I say, there are no detours; every pitfall is a required course. #数字资产动态追踪
I still remember the 2017 market surge, when $ETH dropped straight from $1400. I was full margin buying at $400, only to see it fall all the way to $80. During that time, I cursed the market, cursed the whales, but I never thought to ask myself why I was doing that.

Later, I realized a truth: trading is like a reflection mirror, revealing your level of cognition, personality weaknesses, and true thoughts. Those who refuse to admit mistakes will end up with stable losses in the crypto world—because fundamentally, trading is a negative-sum game, and every mistake you make will be harshly punished by the market.

**The market is so uncertain, how should I trade?**

Actually, thinking the other way makes it simple. Trading is difficult not because of judging right or wrong, but because the market is always full of uncertainty. But the truly simple part of trading, to put it plainly, is to keep doing the right things repeatedly:

Only open positions when you see familiar signals, and never bet on vague opportunities. Once your stop-loss is hit, close the position immediately—no bargaining. After making money, forcibly withdraw 50% of the profits, turning numbers into real cash you can spend. That is the ultimate meaning of trading. $SOL

**My trading framework is just a few rules:**

First, only trade three confirmed chart patterns. This means you have to give up 90% of market opportunities and wait for those moments with the highest certainty. Some say this will cause you to miss profit opportunities, but in reality, just surviving in the crypto space for a long time already means you’ve won.

Second, stop-loss should be as natural as breathing. Limit each loss to 1%-2% of your total capital. Even if you lose 10 times in a row, your principal remains intact. Many people fail at this because they always want to "wait a bit longer," but in the end, there’s no more "waiting."

Third, half of your profits must be realized. Don’t get tied up in the numbers in your trading account; those paper gains can evaporate instantly in a real bear market. Convert half of your profits into real life improvements—only then can you preserve the original intention of trading.

**History always repeats itself.**

Greed and fear, these two eternal human emotions, repeatedly play the same drama in the market. The problems you face now, your predecessors have already experienced. But the problem is, it’s hard for people to learn from others’ stories. The market is the best teacher—I am a student taught by it.

From the 2017 margin call to now, I’ve used my youth and tuition $ETH
the numbers are a bit large, I won’t go into details ( to develop this set of rules. It’s not flashy, not complicated, and even a bit dull. But precisely because of this simplicity, it has allowed me to survive both the madness of a bull market and the despair of a bear market.

If you are still being repeatedly harvested, if you want to earn real money from trading rather than just chasing fleeting pleasure, then the way to pass through the next bull-bear cycle is very clear: stop being a slave to emotions, become a calm hunter. It doesn’t require talent, only discipline.