Today, I won't make a market prediction; I want to share a topic I've been holding back for a long time.

Honestly, I’m not considered a big V in the crypto world, and the small amount of money I make is really nothing in the eyes of professional traders. But I have indeed developed a set of principles for protecting capital and earning steady profits.

Last year, a girl approached me with only 1200 USDT, wanting to recover previous losses. I didn’t use any tricks on her; I simply taught her three core rules I’ve summarized over the years. This girl’s execution was impressive—she followed the strategy for three months, and her account skyrocketed to 38,000 USDT, without a single liquidation during that period.

The essence of this system boils down to three points. Master them, and you can surpass most retail traders:

**First, divide your funds into three parts, each operating independently.** Split 1200 USDT into three portions of 400 USDT each. The first part is for short-term trading, opening at most two positions per day, then closing the trading software after each operation; the second part is for waiting for trend confirmation—if the weekly chart shows no clear bullish signals or no breakthrough of key levels, stay completely out of the market; the third part is an emergency fund, used to add positions during sudden market drops to ensure the safety of your principal.

**Second, only ride the obvious part of the trend—don’t be greedy.** Remember three signals: the daily moving averages must be in a bullish alignment before opening a position; buy when the price breaks above previous highs with increased volume and closes above that level; once profits reach 30%, immediately take out half of the gains, and set a trailing stop at 10% of the remaining position.

**Third, strictly control your emotions and avoid impulsive actions.** Before entering a trade, write down your plan clearly. Set your stop-loss firmly at 3% and don’t move it; once you gain 10% profit, move your stop-loss to your cost basis; shut down your computer promptly at midnight—no matter how tempting the market looks.

Market opportunities are always present, but once your capital is lost, the game is truly over.

For beginners, the most important thing is to internalize these three rules thoroughly. Only then is it not too late to study various technical indicators. I’ve always focused on sharing real trading experiences, not blowing smoke or making big promises. If you want to learn practical methods and turn your situation around, let’s work hard together.