It took me three years to roll from 10,000 U to 1,000,000 U—there's no secret, just engrave the rules into your bones.

I've seen too many people fall on this road, so today let's talk about the things that really work.

**Don't play with fire when it comes to positions**

Is the principal less than 100,000 U? Focus on seizing an opportunity once a day (for example, when BTC breaks through a key resistance level), aim for a quick 3%-5% profit and withdraw decisively.

Money should be divided into three parts: half should be kept as a long-term investment, 30% should be used for short-term trading (chase when there’s a breakout), and the remaining 20% should be held in hand to guard against unexpected situations. Control a single loss within 2% of the total funds; this is the lifeline.

**When to take action? Don't be fooled by the noise**

Learn to dodge before big events: during the days when the Federal Reserve meets, and during critical times like the Spring Festival and Christmas, it's best to reduce positions if necessary. It's safest to remain in cash and watch the market when it gets volatile.

Several signals need to light up together on the technical side: a 15-minute candlestick chart with a KDJ golden cross, RSI dropping below 30, and trying a long position with a light position. Don't trade more than twice a day; frequent operations mean giving money to the market.

**Discipline is ten thousand times more important than intuition**

Set a 3% stop loss the moment you open an order, and cut it directly when it hits, don't hesitate. Those who stubbornly hold on have an over 80% chance of liquidation.

Withdraw the principal once you earn over 20%, and set a trailing stop for the remaining profits to play slowly. Two consecutive losses? Stop trading immediately for the day, and don’t think about "getting it back."

**The mindset is the real moat**

Do you remember when BTC dropped to $25,000 in 2024? Those who strictly implemented stop-losses had their drawdowns controlled within 15%, while those who held on averaged losses of over 60%.

Isn't it nice to earn a stable 5% every month? An annualized return of 80% is possible, but unfortunately, most people are playing themselves to death in the illusion of doubling their investment in a single day.

**The most stable way to live in the crypto world is to leave the complex to the market and keep the simple for yourself.**

I don't have any frills here, only the hard goods that can keep you alive.