In the crypto world, there is a saying – "Those who can manage their positions survive in the end."

My account started from 1200U and has reached the tens of millions level, going through countless pitfalls. Those who truly make money never rely on a big gamble to change their fate, but instead rely on splitting, compound interest, and discipline.

Today, let's talk straightforwardly about the core operational logic of these three stages—

**Stage One: Survive, then comes the story**

The 1200U principal is split into 6 parts, each part being 200U. This is not stinginess, but wisdom.

Every order must have stop-loss and take-profit set, without exception. Do not chase orders, do not resist orders, and do not gamble against the trend—many retail investors fall victim to the phrase "just wait a bit longer." Only take opportunities that you understand, even if it means making only 0.5% profit in a day; as long as the account isn't wiped out, compound interest is still at work.

**Phase Two: Gradually Entering When the Trend Starts**

After the account exceeds 12,000 U, the Position can be moderately released, but there must be a bottom line - a single Position should not exceed 30% of the total Position.

When the market starts to move with the trend, don't be greedy at the beginning and the end; it’s the most stable way to gradually increase your Position and hold on to the middle section. During this time, it’s not about who is bolder, but about who has steady hands.

**Phase Three: Lock in profits and let the compound interest continue**

When the account reaches 300,000, the rhythm must change. Regularly locking positions and withdrawing funds is not because of fear of losses, but rather the fear of becoming complacent after making money — this is when it is easiest to fall back to square one.

Take out the profits, and the account can grow larger and larger.

**Three common pitfalls that 99% of people have encountered**

Position management is a mess, ultimately leading to a heavy bet that blows up; never setting stop losses, small losses are dragged into big losses; seeing the right direction but dying on the resistance.

The crypto world never lacks opportunities; what is lacking is the discipline to survive until the next opportunity. It's that simple, without complicated theories.