#数字货币市场洞察 From entering the market at 25 to now at 35, it's been a full ten years. The most important thing this market has taught me is: survival is more important than anything else. During the 2020 to 2022 cycle, my account did hit 8 digits, and now I don't have to think twice about staying in a hotel that costs 2,000 a night.

But to be honest, I'm not some genius trader, nor have I ever hit a stroke of dumb luck. I just relied on a simple method—I call it the "343 Position Management Method"—and steadily made my way to where I am now.

Using Bitcoin as an example, how do I actually operate?

**Start with 30% as a test position**
For example, if you have 120,000 to invest, start by putting in 36,000 to build your initial position. What's the advantage of a light position? You stay calm, and even if the price drops, you won't lose sleep over it.

**Middle 40% added in batches**
If the price rises, wait for a pullback before moving in; if it drops, it's even simpler—every 10% drop, I add another 10% of my capital, slowly filling in that 40%. This way, your cost basis stays around the middle range, so you won't end up buying at the top or missing out entirely.

**Final 30% for confirmed trends**
Once the market direction is absolutely clear—everything that should rise has risen, and everything that should fall has fallen—that's when you put in the last 30%. To make money, you have to follow the trend, not fight the market.

Does it sound a bit dumb? Yes, it is dumb. But in this market, most people who dream of getting rich overnight end up wiped out halfway through. I've seen too many people go all-in with their entire net worth, only to get liquidated and forced out after a single pullback.

In the crypto market, the most valuable thing isn't technique—it's discipline. You need to control your own hands and resist the temptations of the market. When you stop letting daily candlesticks lead you by the nose, that's when you've truly started to master the game.

If you're also looking for a more reliable approach, instead of gambling on luck every day, this strategy might help you. The market is always there, but opportunities only favor those who are prepared.