Bitcoin has already shown many bullish signals, and Ethereum and Solana are following suit. It's important to keep a close eye on how high this rally can go.

At dawn, I received an urgent phone call. On the other end was a trader, voice trembling: "Account blew up... 6000U, full position with 3x leverage long, and it only retraced 4 points before going to zero." Just a 4-point fluctuation caused a 3x leveraged 6000U full position account to instantly vanish — this is a real margin call case. Looking at the trading record, the situation is clear: entered with 6200U full position, with no stop-loss set even at 0.1 point. Many novice traders have a misconception that "full position = quick profit," but the reality is quite the opposite. Full position is like a motorcycle without brakes; a slight misturn can lead to a crushing fall. Moreover, the root cause of liquidation is never the leverage itself, but overly heavy position sizing. Let's compare with specific math: for a 1000U account, if you use 900U to open a 3x position, a 9% adverse move will trigger liquidation. But if you only use 90U to open 3x, it takes a 92% move to wipe out all capital — risk tolerance differs by more than 10 times. The trader who was liquidated risked 98% of their capital; under 3x leverage, they simply couldn't withstand any retracement. After observing various liquidation cases over the years, I’ve summarized three practical rules. Using this method, my own account has never suffered a loss and has grown by over 80%: **Rule 1: Use only 8% of total funds per trade** For example, with a 6000U account, open at most 500U per trade. Even if stop-loss is triggered, the loss is about 40U, which minimally impacts overall funds. This way, even after several adverse moves, the account maintains strong risk resilience. **Rule 2: Limit single-loss to no more than 1.2% of total funds** For instance, with 800U at 3x leverage, set a 1.5% stop-loss, resulting in about 24U loss, exactly 1.2% of total funds, and exit early to avoid deep losses. This risk management keeps you calm and prevents forced liquidation in extreme situations. **Rule 3: Stay out of the market when conditions are unclear** Don’t blindly add funds just because you previously made profits. Wait until the weekly chart breaks key levels and volume doubles before entering. Staying in cash may seem like missing out, but it actually protects your existing gains. A follower used these three rules and, over 5 months, grew their account from 4000U to 52,000U. They said: "I used to think full position was a gamble, but now I realize that the real secret to long-term profit is controlling position size." Another practical tip: spend an hour every Sunday night writing down the assets you plan to trade next week and your target positions, then strictly follow the plan. This approach is over 10 times more stable than constantly staring at the screen and trading impulsively. Why emphasize this? Because volatile coins like $XRP, $SOL, even small retracements can trigger chain reactions. Protecting your principal is far more important than chasing quick gains. In the crypto market, the longer you survive, the more you stand to earn.

Is it really possible to achieve a stable trading cash flow? Withdrawing 2000 yuan daily, 60,000 yuan a month, 720,000 yuan a year—these numbers sound absurd, but after repeated verification, they are indeed reproducible results. The key is not luck, but the method. The common problem among retail investors in the crypto circle is very obvious. Even if the direction is correct, profits are still given back; frequent trading leads to increasing losses; setting stop-loss and take-profit randomly, ultimately handing over chips to the market. About 95% of people simply haven't grasped the rhythm of trading. Real cases confirm this point. Someone’s funds multiplied 7 times within 15 days and then withdrew profits; there are also beginners starting with 1200U and reaching 10,000U in less than 40 days. They are not gifted, they just finally used the right approach. Even in sideways markets like SOL, they can still make gains. The core of trading is never about complex tactics—those lines filling the screen and waiting for "perfect signals" are all pseudo-necessities. What truly matters are four dimensions: rhythm control, position allocation, position adjustment, and exit plans. These things cannot be simply written into formulas because most people won't understand them even after reading. But once you practice, you'll realize—this is a different world from simply betting on rise or fall. Market fluctuations become opportunities. Every oscillation has a segment you can capture. No need to watch the screen every day, no need to pursue perfect entry points. Just need three qualities: the ability to listen to feedback, understanding market rhythm, and discipline in execution. The current problem is that too many people pin their hopes of turning around on "the next trade." The result is often one turnaround, three losses, wearing down confidence, leaving only the erosion of principal. Opportunities in the crypto circle never run out. What’s missing is a clear sense of direction and a truly effective exit strategy for self-rescue. If you are now trading frequently but losing more and more, your direction is correct but profits are given back, you can't control frequent operations, and after running through a strategy only emotions remain—then it might be time to change your approach.