Stop-loss when you should, take out a portion of profits when you're winning, and absolutely never add to positions or gamble on reversals when losing.

Many people die at this step: they know they're wrong, but they're still waiting for "maybe it will come back."
The market loves harvesting exactly this kind of luck mentality.
So guess what happened?
In three months, $700U turned into over $10,000.
A while later, it went straight to $30,000.
But the key isn't how much was made—it's what he told me:
"I used to hunt for opportunities every day. Now I just wait for them."
Crypto isn't that complicated.
The hard part isn't reading the market—it's controlling your own hands.
A small account isn't scary. What's scary is always wanting to flip everything in one go.
As long as your account still exists, there will always be opportunities.
But if you keep all-inning and gambling, even the best market conditions won't help you.
The difference was never about the market. It's about the person.