#数字资产生态回暖 I went from a loss of 380,000 to an account balance of 1,020,000 in 59 days. Someone asked if I happened to catch a good market trend, and I can only smile — markets are always there every day, so why are others still getting liquidated, while I’ve survived until now?

Let me share the three underlying principles I’ve summarized.

**First is position sizing.** Going all-in and gambling in the crypto world is like crossing the street with your eyes closed. My habit is simple: use only 30% of my funds to test the direction. If I judge wrong, the account jitters but I continue; if I judge correctly, I gradually expand my position with floating profits. What’s the benefit of this? When the entire market is frequently liquidating positions, I can still sit steadily at the table, waiting for the next opportunity. Others’ dreams are shattered, but my opportunity is just beginning.

**Second is this thing called compound interest.** The craziest idea in crypto is to turn things around with one big move. I do the opposite: pursue a steady 5% return on each trade. It doesn’t seem like much, but after ten trades, the effect becomes evident. Over 59 days, it’s just stacking one after another, turning debt into assets.

**Finally, is mindset.** Those who survive in this market may not have the strongest skills, but their mental resilience is top-notch. When the crypto market dumps, they dare to buy in batches; when the crowd is frantic, they know when to take profits. The market doesn’t run away; it’s those who are emotionally driven that get left behind.

Looking back, my method isn’t really about any clever tricks — controlling position size, avoiding leverage, ignoring noise. It’s these “simple skills” that carried me through the toughest 59 days. Wealth in crypto has never belonged to the fastest-reacting people, but to those who see clearly and hold steadily. If you’re still stuck in the mire of losses, remember this: manage your positions well, stay calm, and let compound interest speak for you.