#数字货币市场回调 is holding onto less than 2000U fren, don't be in a hurry to open a position.

The cryptocurrency market is not a game of luck; you need to treat it as a battle that requires calculation. Last year, someone who had just entered the circle found me with an account balance of 1200U. When he placed his first order, his hand was shaking—he was afraid that one mistake would lead to total loss. I told him a simple truth: "If you act according to the rules, your account will grow slowly over time."

What happened? Three months later, his account balance exceeded 15,000 U, and after another two months, it shot up to 32,000 U. The entire process had zero liquidation records.

Some might say this is good luck? Not at all. It relies on the two words of discipline. The following three rules are the underlying logic that helped him climb from 1200U to where he is now:

**Rule 1: Divide the money into three piles, don't put all your eggs in one basket**
Use 500U for day trading, only trade mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and take profits when there is a fluctuation of 3%-5%; additionally, keep 400U for swing trading, only act when you see the right opportunity, and control the holding period to 3 to 5 days; finally, keep 300U as a safety net, no matter how crazy the market gets, do not touch it—this is the money that can help you make a comeback.

Have you seen those people who go all-in with thousands of U? They get elated when the price rises and panic like crazy when it falls. Those who can truly go far understand the importance of leaving a backup plan outside the market.

**Rule 2: Only follow the trend, be a spectator during sideways movement**
The market spends 80% of the time moving sideways, and frequently entering and exiting is just giving fees to the platform. Without a clear signal, sit tight; when a signal comes, enter decisively. Withdraw half of the profits once it reaches 15% to secure gains.

What is the trading rhythm of a master? If they don't take action, they won't, but when they do, they are sure of it. When that student's account doubled, I watched him calmly collect money, never chasing after highs or selling on dips.

**Rule 3: Let the system control your hands, don't let emotions make decisions**
Strictly control a single loss within 2%, stop loss when the line is touched; if profit exceeds 4%, immediately reduce the position by half, let the remaining profit run on its own; absolutely do not average down when losing, do not let emotions drag you into a deep pit.

You don't need to check the direction every time, but you must adhere to the rules each time. Making money, in essence, is about using a system to suppress the impulse to operate chaotically.

Remember one thing: having a small principal is not the problem; the fear lies in always thinking about "a big turnaround." Going from 1200U to 32,000U has never relied on luck, but on rules + patience + discipline.

Before, I was groping in the dark, but now I have the light in my hand. The light is always on, whether you follow it or not.