#美国政府停运 $BTC $ETH From 300U to 320,000U, I used three rounds of position rolling and a set of strict rules.

Have you ever seen a liquidation notice at 4 a.m.? I have. An account with 20,000U, left with only 300 after one night. At that time, I was staring at the K-line, my mind blank, not knowing when dawn broke.

Later, I realized: the market doesn't believe tears, only discipline.

In the first round, I grew that 300U to 3,200U using the simplest method—only following the trend, keeping position size within 30%, setting stop-loss levels and never moving them. Many thought I was timid, but I knew survival was more important than anything. Every profit I made, I transferred some out, building my position step by step like stacking blocks.

In the second phase, from 3,200U to 28,000U, I started layered position adding. Others chased highs; I waited for pullbacks, and after confirming support, I entered in batches with profits. Watching those who chased the top and got wiped out, while I calmly caught the entire move—that feeling was truly different.

From 28,000U to 320,000U, I developed a position management strategy: a three-tier setup—core position, defensive position, and explosive position. Don’t chase when prices rise; add to the bottom position during dips. When profits exceed 20%, halve the position to lock in gains. In less than three months, I went from being a victim of liquidation to someone others see as a veteran.

Looking back now, the key isn’t how great your technical skills are, but learning how not to die in the market first. Stories of overnight riches are common, but so are lessons of overnight zeroing out.

If you’re lost in losses, remember: don’t rush to make big money, first find a way to avoid liquidation.