#数字资产市场动态 Staring at the net value curve slowly climbing, I suddenly understood: the crypto world is not about who makes the most money the fastest, but about who can survive the longest. This is not a speed game; it's a survival game.$BTC $ETH

Every day, the market plays out two stories. On one side, newcomers gamble a few hundred dollars chasing the dream of doubling their money, only to vanish in two weeks. On the other side, someone starts with 900 dollars, quietly grows to 40,000 in four months, and steadily reaches 70,000. What's the difference? Just one thing — a reliable trading system.

Many people get it wrong. Technical analysis is like navigation, telling you where to go. Capital management is like the fuel tank, deciding how far you can run. The reality is everyone is studying navigation, but no one notices the fuel tank is running out.

**Separate account management, independent of each other**

Divide your money into three parts, handle them separately:

**Quick account** — Day trading. At most one trade per day, taking profits of 3%-5% and then stopping. The goal isn’t to turn this into a big win, but to maintain market feel and accumulate small profits. Seen as a daily training routine.

**Mid-term account** — For swing trading. Only trade when market signals are clear, aiming for over 10% returns. Most of the time, it’s sleeping; when you trade, you must be confident.

**Bottom-line account** — The real insurance. Only move when there’s a once-in-a-century opportunity like a market plunge; don’t move a penny otherwise. Its job is the last line of defense, ensuring you don’t get completely wiped out.

Three accounts, three rhythms, risk is spread out, and profits become stable. That’s the true logic for surviving longer in the market.

Those who survive, none rely on luck. They all repeat a simple system until it works. $BTC