Trading is really not about who stays up late to watch the market more fiercely. When I entered the market in 2018, people around me were getting liquidated or doing margin replenishment; some guys even had to mortgage their houses to hold on. My account? The maximum drawdown has never exceeded 8%, and I've rolled 5000U into seven figures now.

Luck? Don't talk nonsense.

I don't pay attention to insider news at all, nor do I guess whether it will rise or fall tomorrow. What I rely on is treating risk control as a lifeline—every single trade must have a take-profit and stop-loss order, this is an iron rule. If the profit reaches 10% of the principal? Immediately withdraw half and throw it into a cold wallet, and continue to roll the rest. If it rises, I take compound interest; if it falls, I will only give back at most half of the profit, and the principal is always in a safe zone.

After 5 years, I withdrew profits more than 30 times, and the most I withdrew in one week was 150,000 U. The exchange even called to verify the source of the funds, asking if I was laundering money (laughs).

Another aggressive move: stagger positions to profit from fluctuations.

I keep an eye on three time frames at the same time—looking at the daily chart for the overall direction, the 4-hour chart to define the fluctuation range, and the 15-minute chart to find specific entry points. Sometimes I open two orders for the same coin, one chasing the breakout trend with a stop loss set at the daily low, and the other placed in the 4-hour overbought zone for a reversal. Last year, a certain coin had a 90% spike in one day, and I took profits on both sides, making a direct daily profit of 40%, which made my hands tremble with excitement.

My win rate is actually only 35%, but I control the win-loss ratio at 5:1. Those who are good at math understand that the expected value is always positive—when the market is good, let the profits fly for a while, and when the market is bad, resolutely admit defeat and cut losses.

Fund management is more rigid: divide into 10 parts, use a maximum of 1 part at a time, and hold no more than 3 parts. Have two consecutive losses? Close your eyes and take a break, don't force it. Has the account doubled? Withdraw 20% to buy some stable assets, don't bet it all on the table.

Making money in the crypto world doesn't depend on you guessing the direction correctly every time.

It depends on your ability to survive until the trend truly arrives. Most people are trapped and Get Liquidated, not because they don't work hard, but because they lack a system that can illuminate the path. The market has opportunities every day, but opportunities don't wait for anyone - with a strategy, you can walk steadily even in the dark.