#以太坊大户持仓变化 After stopping showing those profit screenshots, I have actually been making stable profits in the crypto circle.

I used to like posting those "profit without loss" trades, it looked really cool. Only later did I realize that this kind of thing is the biggest trap for newcomers—it makes people think that cryptocurrency trading depends on talent and luck, but the truth isn't that romantic.

Recently, I reviewed my trading records. There are no legendary stories, and I haven't experienced a margin call. Just ordinary, very ordinary trading methods. That’s when I realized: whether you can make money long-term in the crypto world doesn’t depend on how many times you win, but on how badly you lose when you do.

So I now strictly follow these principles:
Risk per trade controlled at 1% to 2%, always calculate the position size before placing an order, and set a stop-loss—this is the baseline. If the daily loss reaches the predetermined limit, stop trading because at that point, it’s not about market analysis anymore, but emotional hijacking.

Don’t add to losing trades; only add to winning trades. Use trailing stops to lock in small profits, so that "once earned" doesn’t turn into a psychological shadow. If the market is unclear, stay out and observe; trading opportunities are everywhere every day, and the capital can’t wait.

The cryptocurrency market has never been about who makes the most aggressive profits, but about who can survive the longest. If you endure three bull-bear cycles without exiting, the remaining growth will naturally catch up.