Remember the first time I entered the market, my account only had 700U. I didn’t rush to go all-in but split it into three parts: 200U for practice, trading at most two orders per day and stopping when the time is up; 300U for trend trading, ignoring the noise of intraday fluctuations and only focusing on the daily chart direction; the remaining 200U held tightly as a safety cushion. That time, I watched a brother go all-in with his entire position, only to be wiped out after a wave of pullback. That’s when I realized: going all-in isn’t bravery, it’s just giving the market a head start. Lock in the risk, survive, and then you’ll have the qualification to talk about profits. $YB

What truly turned me around was learning to “do less.” In the crypto world, there are only two or three major opportunities a year. I gave up all the choppy trades during sideways periods and only took action when a trend started. When a trade was floating with more than 15% profit, I immediately took out 25% to convert back into U. That’s when I understood: a master isn’t about making many moves, but about having a strong position and being confident when they do.