Don't always say that the crypto world is "just about eating people."

Yeah, this place is indeed brutal. But the key is—you need to have a method.

Having been in this market for a full 8 years, looking back, I’ve accumulated a genuine profit of 38 million through real trades. To be responsible, I’ll say:

💰 The crypto world can make money, but it’s definitely not through gambling-style emotional bets. It relies on a system that can be repeatedly executed and withstands tests.

I have a real case example.

A friend who communicated with me started with only $1,500. No luck of being chosen by fate, no dream of getting rich overnight—just pure strategy execution.

In three months: $1,500 → $26,000
The entire process involved zero liquidation
Risk control was always in place, profits continuously compounded
Now, the account assets are stably above $53,000 long-term

What he did right wasn’t "how brave he was," but that every decision was supported by rules.

🎯 This is the three-layer core logic I used to go from $5,000 to financial freedom.

**Layer One: Position Sizing — the bottom line for survival**

Many people die, but where do they die? Not from losing money itself, but from risking all their assets at once.

With $1,500, I recommend splitting it like this:
- Short-term trades: focus only on this one, exit once the target is hit, don’t be greedy
- Swing trades: hold for about ten days or even half a month, riding the big trend
- Core position: leave it untouched, wait for the market to truly explode before using it

Full position? That’s the biggest illusion for beginners. Position sizing is the instinctive response of experienced traders.

**Layer Two: Only eat "thick profits," don’t give away money in consolidation**

80% of the market time is spent oscillating. During these times, frequent trading essentially means actively paying tuition.

My rules are simple:
- During consolidation, lie flat, don’t mess around
- Only act when the trend is clear
- When profits exceed 20%, lock in some gains first

True experts don’t trade every day; when it’s time to act, they do so decisively, capturing the entire trend.

**Layer Three: Use rules to lock down emotions**

Emotion is the biggest killer of accounts.

I give him just a few rules, but they must be executed absolutely:
- Cut losses at 2%, no negotiation
- Take partial profits at 4% gain, lock in results
- When losses occur, never add to the position to hold on

Trading isn’t based on feelings, but on writing all decisions into rules in advance. Once fixed, there’s no room for bargaining.