#Strategy加仓BTC Last year, a friend of mine lost 360,000 in the crypto world. She felt like she was falling from the clouds, smashing her computer, deleting apps, and isolating herself for nearly two months. When we parted ways, her eyes were vacant, her fingers trembling on the screen, and her account was almost wiped out.

But human resilience often shows itself in the most desperate moments. When we met in early spring, she suddenly said—"I have 3,600 U remaining in my account. Either I leave now, or I use this capital to start over."

At that moment, there was a glimmer in her eyes.

Three months later, I heard she turned 3,600 U into over 100,000. At her most reckless, she not only recovered her 360,000 loss but also made an additional profit of over 30,000. How did she do it? She shared three ironclad trading rules.

**Rule 1: Stop-loss always comes first.** She used to gamble all-in on market moves, but now she strictly follows—never invest more than 25% of her account in a single trade. If losses reach 10%, she exits immediately. "As long as the account is alive, there's still a chance to turn things around." It sounds simple, but greed is the easiest trap to fall into here.

**Rule 2: Follow the trend, don’t try to catch the bottom.** She no longer obsess over perfectly timing the bottom or top. Instead, she follows the candlestick patterns—buy on uptrends, reduce position or go short on downtrends. Once, she made over 6,000 U in a single day just by doing this—so straightforward.

**Rule 3: Know when to let go of profits.** She only reinvested 15% of her profits, withdrawing the rest. "What I fear is not slow gains, but greed that makes me give back all my principal in one go."

Later, she guided others around her to follow this logic. Some turned 2,000 U into over 8,000 U; others were stopped just before a margin call. In the crypto world, there are no dead ends—only rules and human nature. Stick to your bottom line, and any amount of principal can gradually grow into hope.