"God of Wealth? Not really. Just four words: strict discipline plus snowballing. To survive long in this market, you must go against human nature."

A friend of mine turned 6,000 yuan into 58,000 yuan in three months. It’s either luck or method. Today, I’ll lay out this practical logic. How much you can learn depends on whether you can control that pair of hands eager to "all in." True experts don’t practice luck-based trading skills; they practice the art of "staying alive."

**First Trick: Divide your capital into three parts, never let yourself fall into a desperate situation**

I’ve seen too many people shout about going all-in, only to lose half a year’s salary in two weeks. Once the principal is gone, the game is over. The method is actually simple: split into three accounts or three positions:

Daily Position (one-third): Only make one trade per day, take profit at 3 to 5 points, then stop. This is your living expenses position, aiming for stable cash flow, not greed.

Swing Position (one-third): Move only once every half month, waiting for major signals like a breakout or breakdown. If there’s no signal, just lie down and sleep. This money is for bottom-fishing or chasing rallies—your travel fund.

Backup Position (one-third): This money is in the forbidden zone. No matter how bad the market is, don’t touch it. Even if the market crashes, protect it—this is your chip for starting over.

The logic is clear: survive first, then talk about making money. Capital is always the first and most important rule.

**Second Trick: If there’s no signal, do nothing. Don’t become a fee provider for the exchange**

80% of the time, this market is in sideways oscillation without direction. Less than 20% of the time, there are truly profitable trends. Most retail traders’ problem is watching the charts every day, resulting in more frequent trades and faster losses—simply giving platform fees.

What do real veterans do? They wait. They wait. Waiting can be ten days, even a month. When a certain coin or the overall market shows a clear breakout signal, support is broken, or resistance is breached, then they place a big bet all at once. The rest of the time, they just leave it alone, not even looking at the K-line.