Account once lost 1 million, and that sense of despair was indescribable. But I decided to restart with the remaining 3000U, and this time I learned a core truth: position control is more decisive than technology in determining fate.

**First Trick: Divide Positions to Save Your Life, Stop-Loss Is the Bottom Line**

Split 3000U into 6 parts, each 500U, and execute strictly. When entering a trade, only use one part for a trial order, with a stop-loss firmly set within 3%, and take profit maintaining a risk-reward ratio of 1:2 or 1:3. The benefit of this approach is—each mistake results in a maximum loss of 15U, while correct operations can earn 45 to 60U. As long as the win rate stays above 50%, the account can recover steadily.

**Second Trick: Focus on a Few Coins, K-Line Charts Are the Best Teachers**

No news surfing, no chasing hot searches, and no need to participate in various community discussions. Focus on BTC, ETH, SOL, and OP—that’s enough. K-line charts speak volumes—details like volume contraction washouts and chip accumulation can reveal the main force’s actions. For example, when SOL moved from 81 to 89, I caught the signal in advance, started with 500U, and within 2 hours, took profit at 700U and exited safely. The key to trading isn’t guessing rise or fall, but making judgments based on technical structure. If wrong, exit immediately—there’s no need to chase after the trade.

**Third Trick: Profit Roll-Over, Let Gains Compound**

After the principal grows to 5000U, I start using profits for one-time full-position trades. For example, from 3000U to 4600U, I invest the entire 1600U profit. If it fails, I might return to the starting point, but if successful, the gains can double. When SUI soared from 0.8 to 5, I relied on profit roll-over to earn 10,000U, turning the tide in a single day.

Most failures in the crypto world come from lacking position control awareness. No matter how strong the technology or precise the analysis, without position constraints, you’ll end up blowing up. Conversely, with scientific position management, even ordinary operations can last long enough until the real opportunity arrives.