The most heartbreaking reality in the $RIVER crypto circle: a few thousand yuan can turn into a million within half a year, and this has been seen many times. But what’s truly rare is—earning money and being able to walk away intact.

You see, too many accounts are floating with fifty thousand, one hundred thousand, but after a wave of retracement, all the profits are gone, and even the principal is at risk. The market itself is fine, the technology is okay, so why do people still fail? It’s because they step into the most deadly trap—unable to stop. $LIGHT

Some people interpret rolling positions as making trades every day and疯狂加仓 (crazy adding to positions), but in reality, the only effective way to roll positions is one: only take action when the certainty is high; otherwise, just lie flat and keep the account empty.

Most people who lose big are basically caught by these three points—trading without a trend and forcing it, aggressively adding positions after small gains, and stubbornly holding through retracements without stop-loss. In contrast, those who can grow their accounts are all surprisingly disciplined. $TRADOOR

My own method is actually very simple, with just three principles:

**First Trick: Protect your life first when making the first profit**
When the first trade is profitable, immediately withdraw the principal. From then on, only use profits to trade, and your mindset changes completely—no matter how much you lose, you won’t die.

**Second Trick: The more you earn, the more conservative you become**
When floating profits are in place, set a stop-loss directly; don’t chase the top, but also never let the existing profits return to zero.

**Third Trick: Only eat the explosive trend segments**
Don’t follow the trend and trade every day; focus on certainty. If the trend isn’t clear, better to stay in cash and wait, rather than messing around blindly.

Final words: The crypto world has never been about who makes money faster, but about who can make money and still hold onto it. Knowing when to wait, when to take profits, and when to stop is what qualifies one for long-term success.