#数字资产市场动态 Has your account grown from three digits to six? I’ve just died a few more times than you.

Back then, I only had 10,000 yuan in my account. I clenched my teeth and exchanged it for 1,000 USDT, thinking every night before bed—lose again, pack up and go back to my hometown. But I didn’t go all-in like a lunatic; I first set aside 200 USDT to practice: focus on the most active coins of the day, double up and then run, cut losses immediately at 50 USDT. After a few small profits accumulated, the principal unknowingly grew bigger. The hardest part? Not watching the account plunge, but after earning over 1,000 USDT, I had to forcibly shut down and rest—too afraid that a sudden impulse would waste all the previous work.

Once the principal had some shape, I started playing the "Three-Path Attack" strategy: the first path is short-term trading, quick in and out, taking profits when good; the second path is dollar-cost averaging into mainstream coins, following the big cycle, not being swayed by noise; the third path is holding cash bullets, waiting for that one-in-a-million big trend to go all in. Every trade I write down the take-profit and stop-loss prices in my phone memo—what happens to those who operate randomly based on feelings? None survived; under leverage, even a wrong move multiplies the losses.

Over these years, I’ve learned a few survival rules:

**Full position is death**. Always leave yourself a chance to turn things around;

**Stop-loss on every trade**. Making money is important, but staying alive is more important;

**No more than ten trades per day**. The cost of impulsiveness is being cut by your own hand;

**Take profits first**. Withdraw the principal before talking about profits—cash out, and that’s real.

Look at those who get wiped out? It’s usually three ways—heavy position, no stop-loss, driven by emotions. Those who survive? Limit each loss to 1-2% of the account, and rely on small wins to build a snowball, steadily rolling from a few hundred USDT to hundreds of thousands. Is this luck? Nonsense, it’s discipline.

The crypto world isn’t short of stories of overnight riches; what’s missing are those who can survive until the market rises and eat the meat. No matter how the market changes, discipline is the bottom card that will never be broken.