#数字货币市场洞察 2800U to 68,000U: In Just Over a Month, I Stuck to Three Principles

Last month, when my account was down to only 2,800U, I almost wanted to give up. But at that moment, I forced myself to set three hard rules—looking back now, it was these three that saved me.

**First rule: Build positions in batches, don’t rush in with everything.**
Before a trend is clear, I only dare to test the waters with 20%-30%. Once the direction is really established, I add a bit more at a time. The times I got liquidated before were always because I fired all my bullets as soon as I saw an opportunity, and when the market pulled back, I got wiped out.

**Second rule: Never average down on losing trades.**
This was the hardest for me to stick to. Watching those losing trades, my hands would itch like crazy, always thinking “just add a little more to lower the cost.” But I held back—and the truth is, the more you average down, the bigger your losses get. Only add to profitable trades, let profits snowball on their own.

**Third rule: Don’t go against the market.**
Go long when it’s bullish, stay on the sidelines or short when it’s bearish, don’t try to predict or bet on tops and bottoms. I used to love “bottom fishing,” thinking I could catch the turning point, but every time I ended up catching a falling knife. Now I’ve learned: just follow the trend, don’t stubbornly fight against it.

Actually, there are no advanced techniques in the whole process, just two words: **hold back**.
Hold back your impulses, hold back your greed—wait when you need to wait, exit when you need to exit.

Now my account is at 68,000U. I can’t say I’m stable yet, but at least it proves one thing—in this market, surviving is more important than running fast.