#数字资产市场动态 Stop obsessing over getting rich overnight! Using just 5 months to grow an account from under $1,000 to $47,000, the biggest lesson I’ve learned is actually very simple—give up on all-in bets and choose to accumulate with 3% daily compound interest. This is the way ordinary people can survive in the crypto market.

I used to be a frequent victim of liquidation too, until one day I split my account into two parts: one part kept in a cold wallet as a moat, and the other used specifically for rolling profits. Even if I made mistakes, I only lost floating gains; the principal was always safe.

Later, I developed a set of three ironclad rules that completely changed my reckless trading habits:

**First Rule: Follow the trend, don’t catch the bottom**
Focus on daily bullish targets, wait for the 1-hour EXPMA12 to pull back before entering, and if there’s no new high after a pullback, I resolutely don’t add to my position.

**Second Rule: Take profits and split positions**
Whenever I gain 3%, I split my profits immediately: one part withdrawn to my pocket, one part rolled over to amplify gains, and one part kept as a buffer against risk. This way, I can continuously raise my stop-loss levels.

**Third Rule: Shut down at sunset**
No more than two trades per day. When it’s time to stop, I stop. Every night, I spend 10 minutes writing a review note—never fall into the same trap twice.

My recent trades follow this approach:

Entered ETH when it was 30% below its previous high with decreasing volume, earning 3.8% in 12 hours. Entered ARB at the triangle’s lower trendline, gaining 2.9%. After BNB broke out with volume, I rolled over my position and doubled my gains.

None of these are some kind of divine prediction; it’s purely mechanical execution based on structure, volume, and discipline.

Don’t underestimate the power of 3% daily. Over 120 trading days, it compounds to 34 times. Compared to those lottery-style hundredfold wins, this steady growth is the real path to profit.

Honestly, most people don’t lose because of the market itself, but because of reckless late-night trading. The more desperate you are, the easier it is to get liquidated. What’s missing isn’t effort, but a light that should be turned on.

When the light is on, follow discipline and stay in rhythm. The market waits for no one, and self-discipline alone can’t change anyone. Prioritize emotional management, stick to your plan at open. That’s the secret to survival.