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In the market, those who truly make money have never relied on luck, but have ingrained the rules into their bones.



I've seen a case: an initial capital of 1200U entered the market, rolled to 28,000U in three months, and stabilized at 56,000U after six months, with zero liquidation records during this period. This is not some extraordinary talent, it's just about executing three iron rules to the end.

**Rule 1: Survive by Diversifying**

Never bet your entire fortune. Even if it's only 1200U, you should split it into three parts to use:

- Short-term position: One order per day, withdraw once the target profit is reached, never dragging it out.
- Swing trading: Only take action when a significant trend arrives, making a move every ten days to half a month.
- Bottom warehouse: This part of the money is considered non-existent and should not be touched under any circumstances.

Surviving is a hundred times more important than making quick money. As long as the account is there, the opportunity to turn things around is also there.

**Article 2: Only eat fatty meat**

The crypto market spends 80% of the time in stagnation. Don't keep entering and exiting in a sideways market, wasting fees and your mindset. Wait until the direction is clear before taking action.

Profit over 20%? Immediately withdraw 30% to secure your gains. No matter how good the numbers look on paper, if you don't cash out, it's all just a mirage. Those who really know how to play the game only need to catch a few big market movements; they don't need to stare at the market every day for a sense of presence.

**Rule over feelings**

Once the rules are set, they must be enforced, leaving no room for emotions.

- Loss hits 2%, no explanation, direct stop loss
- Take profit at 4% and reduce half of the position to secure gains.
- Avoid averaging down to dilute costs; this tactic is suicidal nine times out of ten.

The market will not provide opportunities just because you are anxious; instead, it will reveal flaws because you remain calm.

From 1200U to 56,000U, it's not due to a single miraculous operation, but rather consistently following the system every time. The people who can stay in the crypto market are those who first learn how not to exit.
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Layer3Dreamervip
· 12-03 03:12
theoretically speaking, if we map this to a recursive SNARK verification model... the position sizing here is basically state pruning across multiple rollup layers. the 2% stop-loss? that's your cross-chain bridge circuit breaker right there.
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MevShadowrangervip
· 12-01 12:53
1200U to 56,000U sounds great, but 99% of people can't stick to the first rule, and when a big market wave comes, they all use their entire account That's true, but I just want to ask, can this discipline really hold up under the temptation of 5x leverage? It's indeed about dividing accounts, but the key is psychological preparation, it's not just about splitting the account The portion of the base position tests human nature the most, knowing full well that it should be left alone, yet still can't help but move it to play short-term Not getting liquidated is a crucial premise; in fact, most people directly exit during a moment of emotional loss of control The logic of making money is this simple, but the execution difficulty is sky-high; too many people die at the emotional hurdle.
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GasBanditvip
· 12-01 12:53
Wow, this trap for splitting positions is really the most practical thing I’ve learned in the past two years, otherwise I would have died during one of those all-ins.
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just_vibin_onchainvip
· 12-01 12:51
You're not wrong, but I think most people can't really do the third point; once emotions take over, it's all over. The trap of split positions is indeed the essence of survival, but it depends on whether you can really hold onto your base position without moving. Rolling from 1200 to 56,000 sounds great, but how many people went gg in the second month during that process?
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NFTArchaeologisvip
· 12-01 12:48
Well said, it's like the craftsmanship spirit of the Renaissance. It's not about the flashes of genius inspiration, but every stroke follows the established compositional rules. Diversification, stop loss, taking profits, in simple terms, it's about eliminating randomness from trading; what's left is the truly replicable stuff. Those narratives claiming overnight wealth are mostly tricks of survivor bias. On the contrary, this "boring" discipline is the passport that can traverse bull and bear markets.
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