I have been in this circle for eight years, and I caught up with the bull market in 2017, making dazzling money and losing money - I later understood a truth: to survive in this market, it does not depend on stud gambling, but on discipline and signal judgment.

That year, I bought ADA at the bottom, started to build a position at $0.03, and rushed to $1.2 in less than three months. The account numbers were refreshed every day, and the floating profit was close to 40 times, and I was thinking about which car to buy - but my hand didn't let go.

ADA later fell all the way to 0.2 dollars, the profit evaporated by 80%, and the car dream was directly shattered. This fall woke me up: buying the right one is just getting started, and the real master knows when to withdraw.

The following set of operation methods is what I exchanged for real money and trial and error, especially for people who don't want to watch the market every day:

**About shipping: go in batches, don't want to eat the whole fish**
Suppose the coin rises from 1 to 2 dollars, and 30% is sold first - this lot will directly recover the capital, and the subsequent rise and fall mentality will be stable;
30% to 3 knives, most of the profits are pocketed;
The last 40% is a trailing take profit: 15% of the drawdown from the highest point is automatically liquidated. You can eat the main ascension section without taking the elevator down.

**About stop loss: up to 5% of the principal loss in a single transaction**
For example, if you take 10,000 dollars to open a position, you must cut it if you lose 500 dollars.
My habit is to hang a -10% conditional order immediately after buying, just like wearing a seat belt while driving - this market opportunity will always exist, but if the principal is gone, it will really be gone.

There is also a trick that violates human nature: don't always want to sell the highest point.
Many people stared at the top and missed the best time to leave. I only eat the fish body now, and the tail is given to others to grab, but this year I have made a steady profit of 35%.

Let's be honest: I've seen too many myths of getting rich over the years, but more people are running out of their principal on roller coasters. The ones who can really take away the profits are those who enforce the rules like machines.

There was a time when the price of the currency doubled after I stopped loss, and my friend said I was timid. I don't regret it - three months later the coin went straight to zero.

In this circle, living is 10,000 times more important than making quick money. I used to wander around in the dark night, but now I have a lamp in my hand.