What does it take to multiply your account tenfold? It’s not some clever technical indicator, nor luck—it's simply survival.

Last year, I met a guy holding 2,700 USDT, trying to recover previous losses. I didn’t explain any moving averages or MACD; I summarized the pitfalls into three rules. He followed them for three months, and his account grew to over 50,000, never once getting liquidated.

**First Layer: Divide your money into three parts, each living its own life**

Split 2,700 into three 900 portions. The first part is for short-term trades, with a maximum of two trades per day—once done, close the app. The second part is for waiting for trends; if the weekly chart doesn’t show a bullish pattern or volume breakout, stay idle. The third part is for emergencies—used to add to positions when the market suddenly dips, so even if liquidation occurs, your principal remains safe.

**Second Layer: Eating from the trend is enough**

Only enter trades if three conditions are met. The daily moving averages must be in a bullish alignment; otherwise, do nothing. Next, see volume increase and break previous highs, with the daily chart closing steadily. Once in, take profits when you’ve earned 30% of your principal—withdraw half—and set a 10% trailing stop to ensure gains.

**Third Layer: Emotions can bankrupt you**

Before entering, write your plan and set a stop-loss at 3%, with automatic liquidation if triggered. After earning 10%, move your stop-loss to your cost basis immediately. The harshest rule—shut down your computer at exactly midnight every night. If you can’t sleep, uninstall your trading app. Don’t let your phone screen ruin your judgment.

Market opportunities are everywhere every day, but once your principal is lost, all opportunities are meaningless.