I made 10,000 USDT in the past three days. I don't plan to show off everywhere; mainly, I want to say that the weight on my heart has finally been lifted. Something interesting happened in this wave of SOL market.

The young coffee shop girl downstairs turned her situation around with 1800 USDT, all without a single liquidation. She knows I trade in the crypto space and kept pestering me to try her hand at it. She’s quite open-minded and said, “If it doesn’t work out, at least I’ll have enough for a new phone.” I didn’t teach her any complicated techniques, just the rules I’ve been repeating for three years—she followed them, and everything proved to be right.

**Divide your positions to survive, don’t gamble your entire wealth.**

Split the 1800 USDT into three parts: 600 USDT for short-term trading, opening only one trade per day and closing once the target is hit; 600 USDT waiting for weekly signals—stay flat if no signal, act precisely when signals appear; the last 600 USDT moved into a cold wallet, with the keys held by me, only to be moved in case of absolute necessity. The top priority is to stay alive.

**If you don’t understand the market, just stop.**

Before the four-hour moving average turns upward, treat all market conditions as sideways—don’t touch them. Once floating profits exceed 20% of the principal, immediately withdraw 30% to your bank account—real profits are in your pocket, the rest can be used for trading funds. When there are no trades, don’t get itchy—go for a walk downstairs twice, and never open random trades.

**Follow the rules, don’t let emotions take over.**

Set stop-loss at 2%, with automatic liquidation—once hit, close the software and don’t look back. Take profit at 4%, first close half of the position, and let the rest trail to lock in gains. Never add to losing positions—if you’re wrong, you’re wrong. Doubling down only deepens the mistake.

She wrote these three rules on her phone case. When she treated me to cold brew last night, she smiled and said, “Brother, now I can finally sleep peacefully.”

If you’re still losing sleep over small fluctuations, feeling excited when opening trades and depressed when closing, don’t rush to look for 100x coins. First, tighten the reins on risk. In the past, I’ve floated through the waves of the crypto world, but now, few know how to steer steadily. The stable direction is right here—do you want to give it a try?