Last year, a brother found me with only 1500U in his pocket.

After just a few words, he said to me:

"Brother Yao, I want to learn something real."

At that time, I thought he was just here to join the excitement in the crypto world.

I didn't expect that three months later, he managed to roll the 1500U into 80,000U,

and he didn't experience a single liquidation.

Don't talk about talent and luck.

The reason he could achieve this is simply two words:

Obedience.

Listen to the three life-saving principles I have exchanged for blood and losses over the years.

First: Diversifying your portfolio is not a suggestion, it's a lifeline.

Many newcomers like to go all in as soon as they enter the market.

When the market is rising, they are so excited that they can't sleep,

and when the market is falling, they stare at the candlestick chart and doubt life.

They are completely led by the market.

I directly divided his 1500U into three parts:

500U for day trading, at most one trade a day, if the situation is not right, better not to trade.

500U for swing trading, never act rashly if the trend hasn't established.

500U as a base, even if the market is chaotic, do not easily touch it.

It is precisely because of this rule,

that he almost came out unscathed in the later crash.

Second: Don't think about catching the whole fish.

Most of the time in the crypto world, the market is actually consolidating.

If you stare at the market every day,

it's easy to resist the urge to place frequent orders.

In the end, it’s not the market that defeats you,

but the transaction fees and false volatility that wear you down.

I taught him a saying:

If there’s no market, pretend you didn’t see it; act only when the market moves.

If a trade has about 20% profit,

lock in a portion first.

Never bet against the market's temperament.

Third: Trade like a robot.

I told him very directly:

You are not here to date; you are here to make money.

So the rules must be set in stone:

Stop loss at 2% loss immediately.

Take profits at 4% must reduce position.

At first, he found it hard to accept.

But later he told me:

These rules, every one of them is a lifesaver.

Yesterday, he also told me something that left a deep impression on me:

"Brother Yao, now when I look at the market, my heartbeat is very steady,

cutting losses doesn’t hurt, and holding positions doesn’t make me anxious."

In fact, this market is both cruel and fair.

In the end, those who survive are not the smartest,

but the ones who follow the rules.

If you right now:

Feel the urge to act when there’s volatility,

Hold on stubbornly when losing money,

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