#数字资产动态追踪 Many people ask me, how can I survive longer in the crypto market? I’ve seen too many accounts blow up in a single cycle, and I’ve also seen some steadily grow small accounts into large ones. What’s the difference? It’s not luck, it’s discipline.

A friend had only 1500 USDT left last year and came to me to discuss turning things around. I gave him three core methods. He stuck with them for 90 days, and his account grew to 60,000 USDT without a single liquidation. Today, I decided to write this system down. How much you can learn depends on your personal execution.

**Method 1: Divide funds into three accounts, strictly isolate trading**

1500 USDT is not just one sum, but three separate amounts. Each 500 USDT, independent and unsupported by each other.

Account A (short-term trading): 500 USDT, at most two trades per day, close after executing. Don’t be greedy.

Account B (trend following): 500 USDT, only trade on weekly signals, stay idle if no signals. This isn’t laziness, it’s discipline.

Account C (risk buffer): 500 USDT, used specifically to withstand stop-outs and liquidations. If you can’t handle it, top up immediately to ensure you have chips to continue trading.

Don’t go all-in? Forget it. A liquidation is like losing a finger—you can grow it back; but if it’s a severed head? The game is over.

**Method 2: Only ride the most profitable trend segment, rest during other times**

Consolidation is a meat grinder; in nine out of ten market cycles, it will cut your meat. The logic for entering is actually simple.

Step 1: If the daily moving averages are not in a bullish alignment, stay out. This is the first line of defense.

Step 2: When you see a volume breakout above a previous high, and the daily close confirms it, that’s your signal to enter. Only take the first entry.

Step 3: When profits reach 30% of your cost, take half off immediately. For the remaining half, set a 10% trailing stop to let the market push it further.

The market won’t disappear just because you missed a train. Riding a shared ride is always more comfortable than rushing for the door.

**Method 3: Lock your emotions in a cage, mechanically follow the rules**

Before entering, write down your rules:

Set stop-loss at 3%, cut at that point—no bargaining, that’s the bottom line.

When profit hits 10%, move your stop-loss to your cost price. The rest of the gains are the market’s reward.

Close your computer promptly at 11 PM every night. No matter how beautiful the candlestick chart looks, don’t watch it. If you can’t sleep, uninstall the trading app and give yourself a buffer.

Be so mechanical that it becomes boring—that’s how you survive the longest in this market.

**Core Logic**

Going from 1500 USDT to 60,000 USDT isn’t about explosive rallies or perfect trades. It’s simply about “making fewer mistakes.” Markets happen every day, but your principal isn’t available every day. Memorize these three rules firmly. Opportunities like $JUV, $ETH are everywhere, but only if you’re alive to see them.

Wave theory, Fibonacci, various indicators, funding rates… those can come later. First, survive. Only then do you have the qualification to talk about getting rich. Those who can’t survive are just others’ trading fees.