In three months, 3,600U turned into 30,000U—Old Yang used this report card to give himself a hard slap in the face.

You have to know that he almost got liquidated from contracts before, and now his comeback is all thanks to a simple trick: splitting the money into three parts, each with its own purpose.

**First Part: Flexible Account, 1,200U Dedicated to Short-Term Scalping**

He only watches two sessions each day—morning and evening—takes at most two trades, and leaves once the profit target is met. During the wild SOL volatility in November, he grabbed two small waves a day and called it quits, slowly accumulating seventy or eighty U daily, which added up to over two thousand in a month.

Rhythm is key—don’t be greedy, don’t overstay.

**Second Part: Main Account, Only for High-Conviction Opportunities**

At the beginning of December, BTC had five consecutive weekly green candles, trading volume surged 30% and broke previous highs, and the close held above 42,000U—when these clear signals appeared, Old Yang acted and took a 15% profit.

His current catchphrase is: "If you don’t understand, just sit out. Don’t make random guesses."

**Third Part: Lifesaver Account, 1,200U Untouched**

Last week, an ETH long almost got liquidated, and this stash saved his life. With market volatility still above 25%, trading without backup funds is like dancing on a tightrope.

Old Yang used to love going all-in, but now he’s crystal clear: "Liquidation is like amputation—you can live without a finger, but if you lose your head, it’s all over."

His trading logic is rigid to the extreme:
- No MA5/10/20 golden cross on the daily? Stay in cash and wait.
- Trading volume triples and confirms a breakout? Test with a small position.
- Profit hits 30%? Withdraw half to the wallet, set a 10% trailing stop on the rest.

Before entering any trade, he writes "ironclad rules" on a sticky note and puts it on the screen: stop loss at 5% triggers an automatic close, profit at 10% moves stop loss to breakeven, and the rest is left to fate.

During that BNB rally in December, he stuck to this mechanical approach and ended up with a 28% return.

From 3,600U to 30,000U, it wasn’t luck or insider info—it was putting "survival" before "making money."

Every day, the market showcases get-rich-quick legends, but your capital is like bullets—once you’re out, you can only watch from the sidelines.

Learn to follow the rules first, then worry about all those fancy indicators—don’t get the order wrong.