#美联储重启降息步伐 Recently, I came across a real trading case I recorded last year: a friend in the crypto space turned a principal of 10,000 USDT into 5 million USDT—a full 500x. It wasn’t from going all-in and getting lucky, but from relentless discipline and constant review. I broke down his strategy and found the logic was ridiculously simple, but very few people can actually stick to it.

**Stability first, principal is life**
He split his funds into 5 equal parts, only using one part at a time. Each single trade had a maximum loss cap of 10%, which translates to a 2% total capital risk exposure. Even after 5 consecutive stop-losses, he’d only lose 10%, but catching a major upward trend would recover all previous losses. The premise of compounding is not dying halfway.

**Go with the trend, don’t fight the market**
Don’t try to bottom-fish when prices are dropping, and don’t rush to take profits when prices are rising. Waiting patiently for the trend to develop is a hundred times better than blindly guessing tops and bottoms.

**Explosive gain coins are poison**
Coins with outrageous gains—whether mainstream or altcoins—are most likely exit scams. If you can resist “green-eyed syndrome,” you’ll be calmer than 80% of the market.

**Tools are aids, not the Bible**
Whether it’s MACD or moving averages, they’re just for reference. The real iron rule is: don’t add to losing positions, only scale up on winners. As for judging trends, just watch the direction of the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages. A breakout with high volume at the bottom is the real entry signal; everything else is noise.

**Reviewing is the watershed**
After every trade, ask yourself three questions: Was the buy logic correct? Where did things go wrong? Has the weekly trend changed? Pros improve through reviewing; amateurs rely on luck and gambling.

The market rewards those who stick to discipline—especially the handful who can stay calm when everyone else is FOMOing, and keep steady during panic.