Fan accounts suffered heavy losses under the impact of new coins, but achieved a turnaround through strict trading discipline—turning 1800U into 30,000U in 60 days. The entire process involved no complex technical indicators, only three core rules.

The first rule of fund allocation is isolation. 1800U is split into three separate accounts, each with 600U, and mixing funds is strictly prohibited.

The first account is dedicated to short-term trading, with a maximum of two trades per day. If a loss occurs, trading stops immediately. This money is used to test the market rhythm. Coins with high volatility like ZEC became observation targets.

The second account focuses on weekly charts of Bitcoin and Ethereum. If there is no bullish alignment, it remains fully in cash, avoiding false signals. Only when trading volume breaks previous highs and a confirmation close is formed, a small position is used to test the waters.

The third account is a safety fund. It is activated when stop-loss is triggered to prevent being wiped out by the market. Its purpose is to protect the survival space of the first two accounts.

Why emphasize not to fully allocate? Eight years of market observation have accumulated many lessons. Those who go all-in on Bitcoin and chase highs, encounter a 10% correction and are wiped out. Contract traders with 20x leverage get liquidated by small fluctuations. Liquidation is like amputation—losing principal means losing the chance to return to the table completely.

There is only one entry signal: if the daily chart does not conform to a bullish structure, stay in cash. Only after volume breaks previous highs and a close confirms, do we enter with a small position for the first time.

Before entering, a stop-loss commitment must be written down. Stop-loss is set at 5%, and if triggered, automatic liquidation occurs without exception. When profits reach 10%, the stop-loss line is moved up to the cost price. When profits reach 30% of the principal, take half of the cash off the table, and set a 10% trailing stop for the remaining position.

Slow accumulation is the right path. Many traders blow up in short-term trading, but those who last are continuously growing their principal through rolling gains. Opportunities appear every day; the key is not to be driven by emotions. Lock in impulses, follow the rules, survive first, then talk about wealth. Profits in the crypto world never come from guessing the rise or fall correctly, but from making fewer mistakes.