#密码资产动态追踪 Do you only have 3,000 to 4,000 yuan? Instead of rushing to get rich, the most important thing you should do right now is—stay alive.

Don’t think this is scare tactics. The biggest fear for small account holders in the crypto world isn’t getting the direction wrong, but impulsive actions: going all-in in one shot, unwillingly adding to a losing position, chasing high based on feelings. Often, just one of these mistakes can wipe out your account.

I once mentored a buddy whose account started with only $3,400, with no technical background, and he had experienced a liquidation shadow. But we stuck to a very simple principle—protect the principal first, then talk about profits.

In two months, his account grew to $61,000. No liquidation, no emotional breakdowns, and no cycle of “profit then lose it all back.”

This isn’t some black technology; it’s just three rules that look simple but require iron discipline to implement:

**1. Mandatory position splitting, no all-in**
Divide your money into three parts: one for intraday trading, one for swing trading, and one for emergency survival. If you go all-in once, it’s equivalent to voluntarily quitting.

**2. Only trade what you understand**
If you can’t see through a sideways market, don’t move. If the direction is unclear, stay in cash and rest. Opportunities are everywhere every day; what’s truly scarce is the principal you still hold.

**3. Fully mechanical execution**
Cut losses at 2%, no fuss; take half profits at 4%, don’t be greedy; when profits exceed 20%, take out 30% to lock in gains; never add to a losing position.

Want to stand firm in the crypto world? The seemingly fastest way is actually to learn to slow down first. As long as your principal is intact, there’s still a chance to turn things around.

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