#ETH走势分析 People often say the crypto market is like a casino, but every person I've seen actually make money here has never relied on luck.

Last year, I brought a friend into the market. He only had 1800U to start, and honestly, I didn’t have high expectations for him. But in less than three months, his account balance grew to 80K U—with zero liquidations throughout the whole process.

He didn’t have any special talent, he just managed to avoid all the pitfalls I hit when I started with 8000U. It all comes down to three things.

**First: Never go all-in on a single bet**

I’ve seen too many people jump in and go all-in right away. The moment the market pulls back, they panic and get wiped out.

I had him split that 1800U into three parts, each 600U with its own purpose:
- One part for intraday trading, only catching one opportunity per day at most, and stopping when that’s done
- One part for swing trading, only acting once every ten days or two weeks, waiting for the big trends
- The last part is locked and untouched—this is the lifeline when emotions collapse

It’s simple: people who go all-in aren’t even qualified to survive here, let alone profit.

**Second: Learn to wait, don’t burn out in sideways markets**

80% of the time, the market is just grinding you down. If you’re staring at the charts every day trying to make moves, you’re basically handing money to the market makers.

Real opportunities only come a few times a month. Act when the trend comes—your win rate, risk/reward, and consistency will all be far better.

I set him a strict rule: whenever a single trade’s profit exceeds 20%, immediately take 30% off the table. Floating profit isn’t real until it’s locked in—it’s just numbers in a game.

The people who make money in this market are never the high-frequency traders, but those who know how to “wait patiently, strike big.”

**Third: Execution is ten thousand times more important than intelligence**

In crypto, it’s not about who’s smarter, but who can control themselves better.

Every trade of his had to pass three rules:
- 2% stop-loss: cut immediately if the line is hit, no discussion
- Take profit and reduce position at 4% gain: turn floating profit into real cash
- Absolutely no averaging down: that’s never a strategy, only an excuse for emotional decisions

If you can control your hands, the market will reward you.

Going from 1800U to 80K U wasn't because he was lucky, but because he engraved a simple set of rules into his bones.

Whether you can make money in this market has little to do with whether the market is good or bad. The core is just this: do you have a system that keeps you alive no matter what.

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