Most people rush into the currency circle, and the picture is to turn over overnight. But I have to tell the truth: if you want to make quick money, don't stud blindly.

I'm not a big guy, I started in the early 1,000s, and I'm a retail investor through and through. But now the account is lying 85.18 million - you may think it's an exaggeration, but this number is real. I never greedily greedy for how much meat I could eat in a certain wave, I just asked myself: Is this wave worth entering?

How did it roll up? Organize the pitfalls you have stepped on over the years into three steps:

**Step 1: Control the position and practice the feel**
Take ZEC and open it, 1200U is divided into three parts, each 400U. Every order is stuck on the stop-loss and take-profit line - no chasing, no hard carrying, and no betting on reversal. Only do the opportunity to see clearly, and lie down directly on the market that you can't understand.

**Step 2: Take advantage of the trend**
After the account rises to 10,000 U, a single position is controlled at about 25% of the total funds. Encountering a tailwind like AIA? Increase positions in batches and eat the fattest profits in the middle of the trend. The head and tail are given to others to grab, and I only need the middle piece of certainty.

**Step 3: Lock Interest Withdrawal**
After the account breaks 200,000, a part of the profit is withdrawn every week. It's not that I'm afraid of loss, it's that I'm afraid that I'll float. What I learned when I played ZEN - stability is the most explosive power.

Most people have three causes of death when they go bankrupt:
· The position is chaotic, and the stud is addicted
· There is no stop loss, and it is carried all the way to zero
· The direction is right, but it dies on "waiting"

I had a friend who followed the operation before, from 800U to 12,000U, and I just withdrew yesterday, and I was so excited that I sent me a message in the middle of the night saying that I couldn't sleep.

There is no shortage of opportunities in the currency circle, what is lacking is the patience to survive the next round of bull market.