The crypto market has never been about thrill-seeking—it's about endurance. Whoever can survive the winter will be the one laughing in the spring.

I've seen too many people treat leverage as their ticket to a comeback, going all-in as soon as the market moves. What happens? Either they get liquidated right away, or they hover dangerously close to liquidation over and over.

The reason I haven't been eliminated by the market over the past few years is because of four hard-and-fast principles. They won't make you rich overnight, but they will keep you alive and steady.

**First rule: Position management is your lifeline $ZEC**
Throwing all your capital in when you see an opportunity? That's a surefire way to lose. Any random market pullback and your account goes to zero. Always leave yourself a way out—if you're wrong, you can still get back up and fight.

**Second rule: Follow the trend, not your gut $XNY**
Some people want to buy every dip, others are too scared to chase when it's going up. In reality, when the trend is up, every pullback is a chance to get in; as long as the trend isn't broken, holding on is a hundred times better than guessing.

**Third rule: Take profit and cut losses—this is your armor $RIVER**
Opening a position is no big deal—holding onto your profits is where the real skill lies. My rules are simple: limit each single loss to under 5%, set profit targets above 5%, and keep the win rate around 50%.
As long as you stick to these three numbers, your account will naturally grow.

**Fourth rule: Don't overtrade—patience is true mastery**
Taking five or six trades a day, dozens of trades a month—those people are basically sprinting toward losses. The ones who actually make money might only make two or three precise trades in a month. Opportunities are always there; don't force yourself to become a machine.

It all comes down to eight words: manage positions, follow trends, set defenses, minimize action.

Surviving is more important than anything. #参与创作者认证计划月领$10,000 #美联储降息预测