In five years, the principal rolled from 15,000 to four-figure tens of thousands - to be honest, this is not a gifted story.

It depends on two words: live.

Those who shouted "all in change fate" as soon as they came up are now three meters tall on their graves. The real money in the market is never the group of people who rush the hardest, but those who know when to step on the brakes.

The pitfalls and tuition fees lost over the years are finally condensed into several iron laws - each of which is bought with real money.

**Article 1: The principal is used to extend life, not to gamble on luck**

What novices love to do: be optimistic about a coin and directly fill the position. The result? The market panicked after a slight pullback, and it was cut at the lowest point.

I set myself a dead rule: a single transaction can be used at most one-fifth of the total capital, and the stop loss line is stuck at 2% of the total position.

Five times in a row? It is also a loss of 10%. But as long as you catch a wave of trends, profits will directly cover all previous losses. This is not cowardice, it is to keep yourself at the table forever.

**Article 2: Homeopathy is the only law of survival**

Don't buy the bottom when it falls, 90% of the rebound is a false breakout trap. The more you copy, the deeper the pit becomes.

Don't panic when it rises. In the real main rising wave, those sudden pullbacks are often "golden pits" - the market is getting rid of people with unstable mentality and then continuing to rise.

Homeopathy is not blindly following the trend, but waiting for the market to give its own signals: enter when it is time to enter, and stop when it is time to stop.

**Article 3: The skyrocketing coin is the scythe that harvests you**

Itching to see a coin rise 50% in a day? Then what you see is not an opportunity, but a shipping point after someone else ambushes you in advance.

There is only one result of chasing higher: it becomes the longest upper shadow on the candlestick chart.

What is really worth paying attention to is the kind of target that has just started, has obvious capital inflows, and is still in a reasonable range. Surge is not a signal, surge is an alarm.

**Fourth: Trading volume is the only honest indicator of the market**

The price can act, and the K-line can wash the market, but the trading volume can't deceive people - it directly tells you "whether the money has entered the market".

Even if you don't understand complex technical indicators, you can judge whether the trend is really turning just by looking at the changes in volume.

Those who can survive all have one thing in common: stable, but not cowardly; Dare, but not gamble.

Don't die before dawn, the market will always give the patient a chance.