#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $JELLYJELLY This guy followed my rhythm, starting from zero with 1500U, and stubbornly grew it to 23,000 U.

But in the end, I still deleted him.

$ICNT The early days were chaotic—trading wildly every day, chasing rapid gains and stepping back from sharp drops, hitting three liquidations in two days, losing half the rent. It wasn't until he met me that he truly changed this disorderly approach.

$AXL Within four months, through three basic trading rules, he achieved fifteenfold growth. No complicated technical analysis, just simple and straightforward.

**First Rule: Three Funds, Three Strategies**

With that 1500U, I divided it into three parts:

500U for intraday trading—one trade per day, exiting as soon as 5% profit is achieved.

500U for trend positioning—never acting prematurely, only trading when key support or breakout levels are confirmed.

The remaining 500U as a long-term core position—treat it as nonexistent from the moment of purchase, not moving a single cent.

He initially thought it was too conservative. Until one day, when his friend got liquidated after holding a full position in a single bearish candle, he truly understood what "position size is life" means.

**Second Rule: Ride the Trend, Avoid Volatility**

About 70% of the market time is sideways, which is the easiest phase to bleed out.

I told him directly: During consolidation, do nothing. Rest itself is a trading decision; don’t force entries just to "move."

Once $ADA was sideways for a whole week, he couldn't hold back and asked if he could lay in wait. I replied: "Wait until volume picks up."

The next day, a volume breakout occurred, and he safely gained 18%.

At that moment, he finally understood: Real profit comes from patience and waiting, not from frequency of trades.

**Third Rule: System Over Emotions**

Stop-loss is always fixed at 3%. When hit, execute immediately—no bargaining.

When profits exceed 8%, switch to a trailing stop to protect the principal.

Once, he wanted to cancel the stop-loss, and I threw all his previous liquidation screenshots at him.

That night, $LTC dropped 12%, but he only lost 1% of his funds.

A profound realization was thus established: Stop-loss is not about surrender; it’s the bottom line for surviving in this market.

**However, inflation shattered everything**

When his account broke through 20,000 U, he changed.

Started joining various signal groups, going all-in, genuinely believing he "understood the market."

Within a few days, his account was halved.

At 2 a.m., he sent a message: "Brother, if I had gone all-in back then, I should be at fifty thousand now."

I replied:

"From 1500 to 23,000 U, your success relies on discipline and system, not luck. A system can save you, but inflation will only destroy you."

In the crypto world, opportunities and huge profits are never scarce; what’s scarce is those who can always stick to the rules.