#美SEC推动加密创新监管 I met a girl who had a big fall in the Crypto Assets market last year - 450,000 just went down the drain.

During that time, she was completely broken. She smashed her keyboard, deleted apps, and locked herself in her room for almost two months without going out. When we met again, she had lost weight and stared at her nearly empty account, self-mocking: "I guess this is how my life will be remembered."

But this person just won't give up.

This spring, she suddenly asked me to meet, and as soon as we met, she showed me her phone—account balance 3200U. "This is all that’s left." She paused, "Either we stop here, or we take a gamble with it."

Guess what? She really made the 3200U work.

Slowly ground up to a little over 100,000, and in the end, not only filled the 450,000 pit but also made a profit of more than 20,000. How was this achieved? She summarized three strict rules.

**First rule, position management dead card 25%.**
She used to be addicted to high-stakes gambling, but now she invests at most one-fourth of her capital in a single bet and cuts her position as soon as she loses 10%. "As long as the account is still alive, there's a chance to turn it around," she said lightly, but this is a lesson learned with real money.

**Second, don’t try to guess the top or bottom; follow the trend.**
"Buy on the rise, sell lightly on the fall, and don’t fight the market. What she remembers most clearly was when she made a swing trade in the trend, earning over 6000 U in one day. "The market is always smarter than you."

**Third, only 15% of the profit will be reinvested, and the rest will be withdrawn.**
After making money, she only reinvested a small portion and transferred the bulk out. "It's fine to earn slowly, just afraid that greed will cause the principal to be lost."

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

Later, I brought a few friends to trade, and someone turned 1500U into over 7000U, while another almost got liquidated but was pulled back in time by her, avoiding making the same mistake.

"In the past, I was groping in the dark alone, but now at least I have a lamp in my hand." She finally said, "The lamp is always on, it's up to you whether you want to keep up."

The market will not be merciful to anyone, but the rules can save lives.