#BTC再创新高 #主流币轮动上涨 47 days ago, a fan approached me with 3000U, and the account was as clean as a newly registered email.

I only gave him three pieces of advice: don't gamble on volatility, don't hold positions, and don't cling to battles.

Today, his net worth stands at 73000U, not because of luck, but because he removed the word 'urgent' from his vocabulary.

I never tell newcomers myths, only one ironclad rule: learn to avoid losses before talking about doubling.

Step one, split the wallet.

3000 U was immediately divided into three parts: 1000 U locked in a cold wallet, with the key I kept for him; 1000 U for trial positions; and the remaining 1000 U as reserves. I told him this 1000 U is your 'oxygen' for the next three months; whoever touches it will be kicked out.

Step two, draw boxes.

To me, the volatility range looks like a gray mosaic; don't guess the top or the bottom; just block it out. We only focus on two patterns: a volume breakout of the previous high or a volume decrease testing key moving averages. If you don’t understand, turn off the computer, go work out, take the dog for a walk, anything is better than staring at the screen.

Step three, roll the snowball.

The first trade made a profit of 200U, and I immediately took out the profit as 'bullets,' keeping the principal intact.

The second trade only used that 200U to increase the position, and so on. When the snowball rolled to 3000U, he sent me a screenshot, and I replied: don’t get excited, this is just interest.

The most thrilling night, long and short positions argued fiercely, he almost went all in.

I held him back: wait.

Ten minutes later, BTC broke through 28,800 U with a volume surge, and we followed with a long position, making an 18% net profit in ten minutes.

The sound of short positions being liquidated was like firecrackers. He asked for the secret, and I said: the market only rewards those who can wait.

Small capital fears quick entries and exits, three times back to zero. My strategy can be summed up in three words: stable, control, take profit.

Stable — position ≤ 20% of capital, no matter how enticing the signal, hold steady.

Control — stop loss written before opening a position; once the price hits, cut automatically, no essays.

Take profit — when profit doubles, withdraw 50%, let the rest continue to run. Real money is the cash in hand; the rest is an illusion.

Doubling the capital is just a byproduct; the core is to survive to the next K line.

The market is not an ATM; it’s a hunting ground, and you are the prey. If you really want to turn things around, first slow down, only catch waves you understand, and that wave will eventually come looking for you.

In trading, in the end, it’s about patience. When the screen is off, the market is still there, and the account is still there, you’ve won.