📉➡️📈【Ten thousand yuan is not the bottom line; the trading method is the real life or death line】

A while ago, I discussed a story about a crypto friend whose account was cut from over 300,000 to just 10,000—he almost couldn't handle it. But five months later? Not only did he break even, he also earned an extra 50,000.

This is not luck; it’s about overturning the entire trading logic and starting over.

I reviewed his trading records, and the problem was very typical—

❌ Going all-in on bullish signals
❌ Getting nervous and going all-in
❌ Holding through the dips without stop-loss

The later statistics are very eye-opening: 90% of liquidations are not caused by market conditions but by human mistakes.

**They only changed three things in the end:**

**First trick: Staying alive is more important than making money**
Keep single-trade stop-loss within 5%. If you lose 10% in a day, stop immediately. In other words, completely eliminate emotional trading and replace it with a set of strict rules.

**Second trick: Only trade clear market signals**
Focus on BTC and ETH, wait until they hit key support or resistance levels before acting. Set stop-loss 1.5% outside these key levels. Take 5% profit first, then withdraw the principal, and use the remaining profit to continue trading—this minimizes the risk of liquidation.

**Third trick: Small amounts for testing, backed by data**
Use 2000 yuan to test three small coins, but with the premise that: on-chain data shows big players haven't exited, and the exchange’s holdings of these coins are still decreasing. This isn’t just luck; it’s a real signal that the market might start moving.

**And the final result?**
10,000 yuan → break even → net profit of 50,000 yuan, all within 5 months.

**Honestly, the rules of the crypto market are so cruel yet fair:**

Having less capital isn’t fatal; rushing to recover losses is. The market’s volatility is indeed crazy, but as long as your rules are right, ordinary people really have a chance to turn things around. Plus, on-chain data allows retail investors to see capital flows clearly for the first time—this itself is an advantage.

But conversely, such large fluctuations also amplify human weaknesses. Those without risk control and discipline will die faster as the market gets crazier.

One sentence summary: surviving longer is always more valuable than making quick gains.

The true key to success or failure in crypto isn’t a particular market wave, but whether you can keep sitting at the gambling table. Once you understand this, you’re already ahead of most people.