#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $PIPPIN A Veteran Trader’s Survival Manual: How Did I Turn My Trading Account Into a Money Printer?

No chasing hype, no all-ins, no living off insider info.

$AIA My way of trading is called the “Probability Game”—defeating emotions with discipline, crushing gambling instincts with math.

Started with 5,000U in 2017, and in the past 8 years, I’ve never been liquidated. The worst my account ever suffered was just an 8% drawdown. 90% of people in the market are gambling on direction—I do just one thing: I use ironclad rules to turn myself into the house in this game.

# Survival Rule #1: Profits Must Go Straight Into Your Pocket

I write my script before I even open a position—take-profit and stop-loss orders are set in advance. The market doesn’t make the rules—I do.

As soon as my account profits reach 10% of my principal, I immediately withdraw half and turn it into real cash, leaving the rest to keep fighting. When the market goes up, let the profits ride; when it drops, only unrealized gains are lost—the principal always stays locked in the safe.

In the past five years, I’ve withdrawn over thirty times, and in the craziest week, I cashed out 180,000U. Remember: numbers on a screen aren’t real profits—only what you can withdraw counts.

# Arbitrage Time—Let the Market Pay You From Both Ends

I break my rhythm into three layers:
- Use the daily chart to find the overall trend
- 4-hour chart to spot the trading range
- 15-minute chart for precise entries

For the same coin, I’ll open two positions: Position A rides the breakout in the trend direction, Position B lies in wait for a reversal at the range boundary. Maximum loss per trade is just 1.5% of principal, but I set take-profit targets at 4 to 6 times that amount.

During sideways markets, I harvest both sides; when a trend comes, I catch the big move.

During the LUNA crash, I closed both my long and short positions in profit—that day my account jumped 42%. See, making money is never about guessing up or down, it’s about positioning yourself in the right spot.

# Small Losses Are the Cost, Big Wins Should Be the Norm

There’s no shame in stopping out—it’s just the entry fee for riding the trend.

When things go my way, I trail my profits; if things go wrong, I cut losses immediately. Here are my real numbers:

My win rate is only 38%, but my risk-reward ratio is 4.8:1. In the long run, my expected value is always positive.

You don’t have to be right every time—you just need each win to cover ten losses.

# My Iron Rules (Not One Can Be Broken)

- Split your funds into 10 parts, never risk more than 1 part per trade
- Never have more than 3 parts in play at once
- If you lose two trades in a row, stop and cool off
- When your account doubles, withdraw 20% to lock in profits

Remember this: The market doesn’t fear your bad calls—it fears you blowing up so badly you can’t play anymore.

Stick to these rules and the exchange will have no choice but to pay you.

You can chase meme coins and dream of getting rich, but only if—you don’t blow yourself up first. Survive first, and sooner or later, the market will reward those who stick to discipline.