At two in the morning, a message suddenly popped up in the chat window, filled with anxiety: "Bro, there are only 3800U left in the account, if I lose any more there will really be no way back." I didn't speak in vague terms and replied directly: "Don't focus on breaking even, first stabilize 'not losing', that's better than anything."

He followed through, completely staying away from high leverage for the first 10 days, locking the principal ratio at 12% for each trade—he decisively closed positions when BTC rose by 2.5%, and even when ETH was fluctuating and there seemed to be profit potential, he never lingered if it did not meet expectations. On the morning of the 11th day, he sent a screenshot of his account: a profit of 6200U, followed by the message: "Finally, I don't have to wake up in the middle of the night to check the market."

Having floated in the crypto circle for ten years, I never thought about attracting followers by hyping up my persona, nor would I engage in the act of cutting leeks. I've seen too many people fall into the "gambler's mentality": treating candlestick charts as fortune-telling symbols, going all in on air coins with 20x leverage, only to have a big bearish candle come down and wipe their account clean. In fact, what retail investors lack the most is not complex analysis skills, but trading discipline that means "doing what you say."

Regarding the core of guaranteed profits, I never hide three key points:

1. Only increase positions with profits, the principal must not be touched, this is the "safety valve" for protecting the principal;

2. Set stop-loss and take-profit in advance; withdraw part of the principal when you make a profit of 4%, and stop-loss immediately if it falls to 2.5%. Don't hold on with the illusion of "waiting for a rebound."

3. Only invest in mainstream coins, with a maximum of 5% of funds allocated to small coins for testing, and never heavily invest to avoid being trapped by the extreme volatility of niche coins.

A brother I brought along recently lost 80,000 U before, but after following my trading rhythm for 10 days, he saw a turnaround: for the first 4 days, he used 800 U as a base, with no more than 100 U invested per trade; on the 5th day, he added 150 U of profit to BTC, set stop losses according to the rules, and finally made a profit of 7%; by the 10th day, he not only recovered 2,500 U of his principal but also saw his remaining profits keep up with the rising market of ADA, multiplying his earnings by more than 8 times.

There are no miracles that come out of nowhere in the crypto world; all profits are backed by the discipline of being "not greedy, not anxious, and not gambling." Some people complain that I "earn slowly," and then turn around to gamble on new coins with 15x leverage; meanwhile, those who follow my steady approach have long taken "locking in profits" as a trading habit.

In the end, the cryptocurrency world is not a gambling den of all-or-nothing bets, but a battlefield that emphasizes discipline and patience. Whether you believe me or not is not important; what matters is believing that "stability" can lead to victory. If you want to change the habit of heavily investing to chase highs, next time we trade, we can take each step solidly together — remember, real opportunities are always reserved for those who understand restraint. #GateLayer正式上线 #LaunchpadXPL认购开启 #狗狗币ETF进展