#数字资产生态回暖 After losing 2 million last year, I was really desperate. Smashing my phone, deleting apps, shutting myself off to reflect for two months. During that time, it felt like the crypto path had reached a dead end. But I just couldn’t swallow that breath.

By the beginning of the year, I was left with only 3400 USDT in my account. I made a promise to myself: either completely give up and exit, or use this small amount of capital to start from zero.

At this moment, an early user reached out to me for a consultation. Nobody expected that with just this 3400 dollars, we both repeatedly rolled over our positions, turning 120,000 into over 200,000, and later stabilizing at profits of over 500,000. Not only did we stop his losses and turn things around, but we also made a substantial profit in the end.

Does this sound like a story? But the three core principles that truly led to the turnaround are:

**First, Never go all-in, always reserve an exit route**
The previous margin call was due to greed and luck. Later, I strictly enforced: no single position exceeding 40%, always lock in 60% without touching, and cut losses immediately if floating losses exceed 15%. This way, even after several losses, the account always has a chance to recover. As long as you don’t get margin called, you can keep going.

**Second, Follow the trend, abandon bottom-fishing fantasies**
Don’t expect to perfectly catch the bottom or top. When the market moves, only do the strongest directions. In a bull market, go long; in a bear market, go short. Never counter the trend expecting a rebound. Many times, making thousands of USDT in ten minutes isn’t about being a master trader, but about catching the market rhythm correctly.

**Third, Take profits in layers, even when rolling positions, withdraw some**
Take only 30% of each profit to roll over, and firmly withdraw the rest to bank. This ensures the account grows while preventing a full withdrawal during a correction.

In the end, for small funds to turn around, don’t fear slow progress; what you should fear most is greed. Often, the problem isn’t trading skills but lacking a workable discipline and guidance from experienced people.

Now that the market is becoming active again, if you truly want to change your situation, don’t just envy others’ earnings. The key is to find a method that suits you and strictly stick to your trading discipline.