#美国探讨BTC作为战略资产的可行性 $BEAT that battle, I really paid the price. 800,000 principal, gone in an instant. During that time, I was dazed, dropped my phone, deleted the app, and didn't even want to open my social circle. I felt like I was completely eliminated from the market.

But it was this very incident that sparked my obsession.

By the beginning of this year, my account hit rock bottom—$3,400. There was no other way out; this was my last chip. I set a strict rule for myself: to turn this small amount of money from $3,400 to $80,000, then to over $120,000, and now it's still growing. It sounds incredible, but at the core, it’s just these three main principles.

**First: Never go all-in on a single trade.**
My position size definitely doesn’t exceed 40%. Once I set a stop-loss, that’s it—there’s no turning back. If I’m wrong, I cut and move on; staying alive is more important than saving face. Many people fall here—trying to turn things around by adding more, only to sink deeper.

**Second: Follow the trend.**
When the market is rising, I increase my position; when it’s falling, I reduce my exposure. Don’t fight the trend, and definitely don’t buy against it. It sounds simple, but many just can’t do it—they keep trying to "pick up bargains" and end up getting crushed.

**Third: Know how to take profits.**
Rolling positions requires skill. Only take 30% of the profits to continue trading, and lock away the remaining 70%. This way, you ensure your capital keeps rolling and avoid greedily giving back what you’ve gained.

By following these principles, I managed to fill the 800,000 gap and even made a profit.

Final words: Many people don’t lack opportunities—they lack clarity on how to survive. Surviving is half the victory. The market is always there, but your principal is only one.

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