#比特币与黄金战争 In the crypto world, there's a curse called "The more you lose, the more you trade."

I know a guy whose account once dropped from hundreds of thousands to just a few thousand USD, and the worst day he blew five positions. During that period, he stayed up late every night—not because of market opportunities, but due to anxiety and insomnia—liquidations, repeated stop-losses, full positions bottom-fishing, crazy position scaling. He's made all the mistakes one can make. During the day, he felt dizzy and lightheaded, and at one point, wanted to quit completely.

Until one day, he decided to change his mindset. No longer following the crowd, no longer holding onto losing positions, he started building his own trading system.

His approach is very simple:

**1. Wait for signals before acting** — Don’t chase the highs or sell at lows; only intervene when there's a logical opportunity. Basically, do nothing if there's no clear signal.

**2. Position control is the baseline** — Survive first, then make money. Each trade is strictly risk-managed; no full positions gambling.

**3. Profit layering management** — Use main positions to trend-follow and add on dips, while taking profits on smaller positions when the market looks good, avoiding getting caught in a reversal.

**4. Every trade must have a reason** — Never open a position without confirmation signals.

What’s the result of this system? From earning tens of dollars per day to hundreds, and now consistently around 3,000 USD daily. During explosive market rallies, he earns even more; in choppy markets, he maintains a calm mindset and avoids impulsive moves.

The key isn’t the numbers but the shift in mindset. From being manipulated by market emotions to leading trading decisions with logic and strategy. From fearing drawdowns and frequent stop-losses to understanding risk and actively managing positions.

The real danger in the crypto world isn’t a bad market; it’s emotions dictating decisions. When you start replacing intuition with processes, and feelings with data, your account’s stability truly improves.

This path can be followed, but only if you’re willing to first admit you have a problem and then persist in changing.