#ETH走势分析 Last year around this time, a fren who had been with me for quite a while completely broke down.

Lost 1.2 million. Not just a few thousand or ten thousand, but real hard cash, 1.2 million. He smashed his phone, uninstalled all trading apps, and spent half a month holed up alone in his rented room without going out. His family called but he didn't answer, and his fren couldn't find him.

What happened later? He found the content I posted on a social media platform and sent me a private message when his account only had 50,000 U left.

We talked on the phone for two hours. He said a bunch of things to do, and the more I listened, the more alarmed I became—he would go all in with just a little rise, hold on stubbornly when it fell without cutting losses, and felt accomplished as soon as he slightly recovered. A typical money-giving model.

I said: "This 50,000, either pay it all as tuition, or listen to me, not a single word can be discounted."

He agreed.

Many people don't believe that this amount of capital can turn around, but the facts are there: from 50,000 to 180,000, then to 650,000, it's been a step-by-step journey. There's no magic operation, just sticking to the rules.

What rules?

**1. Never let your position exceed 30%.** The remaining money is not idle; it is for emergencies.

**2. Don't let emotions dictate your stop-loss decisions.** If the market isn't right, withdraw immediately, don't challenge yourself. Tops and bottoms are only clear in hindsight, so don't try to guess in advance.

**Three, follow the trend.** When the market is strong, keep an eye on those coins that are rising sharply, and when the trend weakens, short them directly. Getting the timing right is more effective than anything else.

**Four, the money earned must be withdrawn.** Keep 30% of the profits in the account to continue rolling, and withdraw 70% directly. Only what is in hand counts; the numbers on the account are all virtual.

In less than half a year, he not only made back all the losses he had before, but also earned an additional three hundred thousand.

It's never about who runs faster, but about who can last until the end. I've seen too many people make huge profits and then suffer huge losses, ending up with nothing. Surviving is more important than anything else.

I only bring those who are willing to listen, the rest is left to fate.