#数字资产市场动态 When the account has only 3000U left, this fan reached out to me feeling pretty desperate — with over twenty thousand in principal, on the verge of going to zero. I gave him a prescription, not some novel technique, but something quite "simple."

Just change your approach: don’t allocate more than 30% to a single position, take profits at 10%-15%, cut losses immediately within 4%, and avoid trading ambiguous trends.

At first, he wasn’t used to it and kept wanting to wait longer and earn more. But eventually, he persisted. Every night, he reviewed his trades — which ones were steady, where he hesitated, where losses could have been identified earlier. After three months, his account grew from 3000U to nearly 40,000.

He told me something I remember very clearly: "Sis, it’s really not luck, discipline saved me."

**What is the hardest part in the crypto world?**

Many people ask me this. My answer is always the same: it’s not about how strong your chart analysis skills are, how well-informed you are, or some so-called "talent." The hardest part is whether you can stick to your rhythm and not be disturbed by market noise.

Many have tried my methodology, and the results are quite intuitive. The core is actually these four points:

**Maintain a scientific position size**
Control each trade to 20%-30%, so even if one trade goes wrong, your account still has enough room to breathe and won’t collapse passively. Diversification of risk is the foundation for long-term survival.

**Take profits when gains are good, cut losses quickly**
Take profits at 10%-15%, don’t wait for a "爆炸" (explosion). When losses reach 3%-4%, stop-loss immediately — don’t give the market a chance to cut you further. Many people get stuck on the words "I’ll wait a bit longer."

**Follow the trend, abandon predictions**
The most common traps are bottom-fishing and trying to catch the top — that’s gambling. Wait until the trend is clear before entering. It may seem slow, but the win rate is much more stable. Consistently small gains compound over time, and the final size is not small at all.

**Daily review is the key to a closed loop**
At the end of each trading day, review your trades — what common factors did the successful ones have? Why did the unsuccessful ones fail? Adjust your position logic and entry timing based on these reviews. Discipline isn’t a rigid rule but a system that’s constantly fine-tuned through practice.

Markets evolve every day, but ironclad discipline never goes out of style. Many people can’t turn things around — honestly, it’s not a lack of opportunities, but a lack of the right mindset and method cycle.

Those who are truly willing to execute, using small capital to steadily compound, can gradually grow their accounts from 3000 to 40,000, and from 40,000 to even larger numbers. This process relies neither on luck nor talent, but on the power of discipline.