If the crypto market is still in a loss phase, carrying debt and feeling powerless, just hold on. I have also experienced similar lows—frequent trading losses, debt pressing down, and finally account zeroing out. But at that moment, I realized the root of the problem was not the market, but myself. Greed drove me to trade frequently, and fear made it difficult to cut losses. Later, I understood that trading ultimately is a battle with oneself, not a fight against the market.

When I let go of the obsession that every trade must be profitable and learned to accept losses as part of the cost, trading became more orderly. Life also improved accordingly, and income came naturally.

I summarized three core rules that helped me go from 1,500U to 15,000U:

**Three-Fold Capital Allocation**

Short-term trading (500U): Enter and exit quickly, strictly control single-trade risk.

Trend following (500U): Only participate during upward trends, wait during other times.

Emergency reserve (500U): Ensure sufficient margin to prevent liquidation risk.

Never fully commit all funds. Full position means no room for error; a single slippage can wipe you out of the market.

**Prioritize Trends, Control the Pace**

Short-term fluctuations: Enter when signals appear, avoid greed.

Trend phase: Fully participate during upward movements, stay in cash during sideways or downward markets.

Most importantly: set stop-loss and take-profit for every trade. Stay rational; as long as you are alive, there’s a chance. The market always offers opportunities, and the final winners are those who survive until the end.