#比特币与黄金战争 $BTC These three ironclad rules have earned me over 1.32 million USDT in just over a year.

You can't rely on rumors or luck's favor.

I used to dream of single trades doubling in value, but the reality is that my account was like a roller coaster ride.

It was only later that I realized—what truly filled my wallet were those seemingly boring, moldy trading ironclad rules.

**Ironclad Rule One: Do nothing in a non-trending market.**

When the market is still shrouded in fog, I lie flat. I don't gamble on tops and bottoms; I wait until the K-line shows a clear direction before I follow. Trade less, lose less. This principle is ridiculously simple, but executing it is harder than anything.

**Ironclad Rule Two: Always leave an exit route for your position.**

No matter how accurate or confident your view, cap each single position at two or three tenths of your total. I've suffered from heavy positions before and know what that feels like. As long as you don't go all-in, there's no such thing as a "hopeless situation." Risk management, to put it plainly, is just leaving a loophole for your own ignorance.

**Ironclad Rule Three: Take profits when it's time and cut losses immediately.**

Before entering a trade, write down your take-profit and stop-loss levels. When the time comes, execute without overthinking, avoid repeatedly adding to the position, and don't fight the market.

This methodology isn't sexy at all; it doesn't show any highlight moments on the chart. But the net value curve of the account never lies—that's a slowly rising line.

The biggest divide in the crypto world is actually very sobering—it's not really about whether you can draw trend lines or read volume well. The watershed is whether you can treat discipline as a belief and stick to it.

Those who can persevere will eventually see two more zeros in the bottom left corner of their account. Those who can't, no matter how wild or crazy the market gets, will find that money in hand is just an illusion.