#Strategy加仓BTC A friend once shorted altcoins in the square, with over ten positions, and overnight he was liquidated, losing hundreds of thousands. At that time, I told him one thing: the market will always give opportunities to those who have bullets.

Since then, he decided to change his strategy and strictly followed a risk management framework for half a year. This framework is actually very simple, but many people can't stick to it—

**First, diversify your positions.** Divide your capital into 10 parts, with each single position not exceeding 15% of the capital. The benefit of this is that even if you make a wrong judgment, one loss won't hurt your bones. Some may think this is too slow, but in the highly volatile crypto market, staying alive is the top priority.

**Second, let profits roll over.** Reinvest every profit into the next trade, keeping the principal intact and not moving it. By cycling like this, the account gains a buffer, and the mindset becomes more stable. Only when you can afford to lose can you endure.

**Third, treat stop-loss as a belief.** Set a 3% red line for each loss; if the market moves against you, exit immediately. Many people hold on because of psychological reasons, turning small losses into big ones. Protecting the principal also preserves the next opportunity.

**Fourth, execution rhythm is crucial.** When there are decent market opportunities, dare to act; if not, stay in cash and wait. Don't make reckless moves or fight against the trend. This self-discipline is the hardest but also the most valuable.

He followed this step by step for a full six months. During that time, he experienced countless rebounds, crashes, and reversals, but because he strictly controlled risk exposure, his account gradually recovered from the lowest point—1500U, 5000U, 20K, 50K... By the sixth month, he told me he had already earned back 1 million.

He didn't rely on luck or insider information; he didn't know in advance about the rise and fall of $DUSK $FHE tokens. It was simply his execution and understanding of rhythm.

Risks are everywhere in the crypto world. Liquidations are never caused by poor analysis but by greed. Once you learn the meaning of "stability," while others are crashing, you might quietly take off.