#加密生态动态追踪 From 5,000 USD to seven figures, never once liquidated in 5 years — this sounds like a fairy tale, but I have verified it through actual trading.

I don’t rely on predicting ups and downs to make a living. When I entered the market in 2017, my friends around me were making huge profits and then clearing their positions; my account curve, however, looked like climbing stairs step by step, with a maximum drawdown never exceeding 8%. There’s no secret — I treat myself as an exchange, earning transaction fees.

The core principles are simply three.

**First Trick: Lock in floating profits**

Take out half of the 10% profit on the principal into a cold wallet, and keep the rest as "ammunition" to continue rolling. When it rises, enjoy compound interest; when it falls, exit early with the principal — always have the fire to turn things around.

**Second Trick: Profit from both sides during consolidation**

No need to stick to a single direction. The core of grid trading is building small positions on both sides, with stop-loss set at 2%-3%, and take-profit directly above 15%. While others are still debating bullish or bearish, I’m collecting money in both directions.

**Third Trick: Stop-loss is a buy-in opportunity**

Use small losses to exchange for big opportunities. Honestly, my win rate is just over 50%, but each winning trade can cover five losing trades. That’s the way to survive long-term.

There are only three operational details: divide the principal into 10 parts, with a maximum of 1 part per coin; hold at most 3 coins simultaneously; stop trading after two consecutive losses — don’t try to revenge. When the account doubles, immediately withdraw 20% to allocate to $USDT financial management or gold ETFs, so you can sleep well even in a bear market.

This isn’t some complicated theory — it’s counter-human but effective. The market’s biggest fear isn’t mistakes, but a single liquidation that gets you permanently kicked out. The key to longevity is to survive long enough to see the final laugh.