"Bro, this month the robot automatically credited me with 120,000 USDT without lifting a finger." n nLast week, a fan excitedly shared his results. n nOpening his trading history, the story is quite magical. Half a year ago, he was still experiencing a typical retail nightmare—emotional trading causing him to lose 70% of his principal in a bull market. During that time, he kept chasing highs and cutting losses at lows, knowing all the risk control principles but still unable to stop his hands from trembling. Now, with a "Dual Account Isolation Method," he grew his initial 10,000 USDT to 300,000 USDT, completely curing his impulsive trading habits. n nWhat is the truth behind this? Many retail traders understand trading logic, but why do most still lose money? Because between knowledge and execution, there is a whole person’s nature. When K-line fluctuations trigger adrenaline, even the best trading system can be defeated. So, the breakthrough isn’t in updating the knowledge base, but in using "physical constraints" to kill the most deadly weakness of human nature. n n**How exactly to operate? Four steps:** n n**First move: Split Personality Method** n nOpen two completely independent accounts on the exchange, operating separately. The first account allocates 10% of idle funds, dedicated to brainstorming and strategy validation—here, you can freely simulate and trial-error; all impulsive trades are consumed in this small account. The second account holds 90% of the main funds, with a simple responsibility—only execution, no market analysis or judgment, strictly following the first account’s instructions. This way, even the strongest impulse to place an order cannot break the principal’s defense line. n n**Second move: Machine Execution Checklist** n nThe execution account only recognizes one thing—quantitative checklists. Any vague instructions will be rejected. Each checklist must include: what the specific asset is, long or short, what trading method to use, then the hard parameters—buy-in range for spot, stop-loss and take-profit levels; grid trading upper and lower limits, investment amount; dollar-cost averaging amount and frequency. Also, mark the validity period of this plan. Without a checklist, the execution account remains idle. n n**Third move: Power of Tools** n nDelegate all emotionally sensitive operations to automation tools. Set parameters for conditional orders to execute automatically, saving the hassle of manual decision-making during trading; activate grid bots in volatile markets to automatically buy low and sell high, capturing price swings; set periodic investment plans for mainstream coins to avoid stopping in panic. He says most of his profits come from the compound effects of grid trading and dollar-cost averaging. n n**Fourth move: Overnight Calm + Weekly Review** n nAll trading plans must be executed overnight, which can filter out 90% of impulsive decisions during the day; dedicate one hour every Sunday to reconcile accounts, strictly check if the execution accounts follow the checklist 100%, then review why the week's plan made money or lost, and optimize the rules for the next week accordingly. n nThis creates a closed-loop system: observers come up with ideas, executors do the work, and market feedback flows back to optimize the rules. n nMarkets fluctuate constantly, but your principal and trading discipline remain stable. When the next cycle arrives, you can stand firm.