#比特币对比代币化黄金 After being in the crypto market for so long, I've seen too many people get rich overnight, and even more people go to zero in an instant.

I personally grew my capital from 3,000U to 280,000U, not by relying on any mysterious tricks, but by engraving these five principles into my DNA.

**First: Cutting losses must be even more decisive than opening a position**

Is your position losing money? Cut your losses and get out when you're down 5%. Many people die by saying, "Let's wait a bit, it might rebound," but a small loss turns into liquidation. The market will never change just because of your wishful thinking.

**Second: Don’t force it when you’re repeatedly wrong**

I set a strict rule for myself—after five consecutive stop-losses, I must log off. Why? Because being wrong in a row means you’re out of sync with the market, and pushing further only leads to more mistakes. Take a day off, and you’ll often find your feel for the market returns the next day.

**Third: Unrealized profits don’t count**

Whatever profits your futures account shows are just numbers unless you withdraw them. My habit is to withdraw 1,500U every time I make 3,000U, locking in gains and letting the principal compound.

**Fourth: Trend is your friend, consolidation is your enemy**

High leverage is a money printer in trending markets but a killer in sideways chop. My simple method: only make a move when the price breaks above the 4-hour EMA21 line. If there’s no clear direction, I’d rather stay out and watch TV.

**Fifth: Position sizing is life or death**

Never go all-in. I never let a single position exceed 10% of my total funds. I usually use 30U with 100x leverage to catch trends—if I’m right, let the profits run; if I’m wrong, it’s just a scratch.

These five rules sound simple, but less than 10% of people truly follow them. In crypto, it’s not about who runs the fastest, but who survives the longest. Remember: as long as you’re alive, you have a chance to turn things around.