#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 To be honest, a lot of people watch my trades now and think I'm someone who's just naturally good at trading.

But I have to tell you: a few years ago, I was also that unlucky guy who chased pumps, reacted to every piece of news, and blew up my account three times a night.

What really turned things around for me wasn't some advanced technique, but just four simple words—stick to it till the end.

With this "dumb and slow" approach, I ground my capital from 5,000 all the way up to 8 million. How did I do it?

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**First, resist the urge—less trading is better**

Others wish they could open ten trades a day; now, I touch at most two trades a day. Why? Because trading isn’t a video game—the more often you act, the more likely you are to be driven by emotion.

Being able to hold back and not trade is a skill in itself.

**Second, stick to mainstream coins—ignore the hype coins no matter how tempting**

I never chase those shitcoins that double in a day. I just focus on BTC, ETH—assets with good liquidity and stable markets.

Gains are slow? So what. At least I won’t wake up to zero. Surviving longer is a hundred times more important than getting rich quick.

**Third, execute like a machine—stick to your plan once it's set**

Entry price, stop loss, take profit—write everything down before opening a position. Exit when it hits the price, wait if it doesn’t.

Changing your mind on the spot? That’s a surefire way to lose money.

**Fourth, never go all-in—always leave yourself a way out**

My heaviest position is only 30%, usually I keep it at 10-20%. Why am I still here? It’s all thanks to this rule.

Going all-in feels great for a moment, but liquidation brings double the tears.

**Fifth, set stop loss and take profit orders in advance—emotions are account killers**

Once I place an order, I never change it. The moment you start thinking "let’s wait a bit longer"