I spent five years turning 3000U into an eight-figure sum, and I never blew up my account. It’s not based on insider information or some magical indicator; frankly, it’s about mastering a complete trading logic.

Where do most people go wrong? Staring at the charts every day, guessing ups and downs, watching market sentiment. I never do that—I’m designing probabilities.

**First Trick: Lock-in Profit and Compound Mode**

Think clearly about how to exit the trade within the first second of placing an order. I set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance, without waiting for a market correction. Once I reach a 10% profit, I immediately take half off. The remaining position is like free chips from the market, continuing to grow. This approach may seem conservative, but it’s very powerful—over five years, I’ve taken profits more than 30 times this way.

**Second Trick: Multi-Timeframe Dislocation Positioning**

Don’t look at just one timeframe. My rhythm is like this: the daily chart determines whether I participate in this asset, the 4-hour chart clarifies the current trend direction, and the 15-minute chart helps pinpoint precise entry points. I usually open two positions simultaneously, with stop-loss controls within 1.5%, but my take-profit target is at least 5 times that.

During the 2022 LUNA crash, I had positions in different directions, and that day my account increased by 40%. The same market conditions, different positioning strategies, lead to completely different profits.

**Third Trick: Stop-loss is Instant Profit**

My win rate is only 38%, which sounds low, but the risk-reward ratio is 4.8:1. For every 1 dollar risked, I can earn 1 dollar 9 cents. That’s why my account can keep growing. When the market doesn’t meet expectations, I admit my mistake and exit immediately. Stop-loss is the ticket to enter— you must survive first, then opportunities will come.

**Three Iron Rules of Practical Trading:**

Divide your capital into 10 parts, use at most 1 part per trade, and never hold more than 3 positions at once. Even if you lose 5 trades in a row, your account still stays afloat. After losing 2 trades in a row, shut down and do something else—absolutely no revenge trades.

When my account doubles, I allocate 20% to buy US bonds or gold, ensuring I can sleep well even in a bear market. The market doesn’t fear your mistakes; it fears you can’t get back up after making them.