#数字货币市场洞察 I've seen too many people try to turn a small principal into a fortune, only to end up losing it all. Last year, a friend came to me with 2,700 USDT asking for my guidance. I gave him three strict rules, and he gritted his teeth and stuck to them for three months. His account really grew to 50,000 USDT, without a single liquidation along the way.

**Rule 1: Divide your principal into three parts, never go all-in**
The first 900 USDT is for short-term trades—no more than two trades per day, and after they’re done, don’t look at the market again. The second 900 USDT waits for major trends—unless the weekly chart shows a clear bullish pattern, pretend this money doesn’t exist. The third 900 USDT is your lifeline, reserved for extreme market spikes—this is your comeback fund.

**Rule 2: Don’t try to catch the whole move**
No bullish pattern on the moving averages? Stay out and just watch. If there’s a breakout above a previous high with volume, open a small position to test the waters. If profit exceeds 30%, cash out half—don’t get greedy.

**Rule 3: Execute mechanically**
If losses reach 3%, cut your losses immediately—no hesitation. If profits reach 10%, move your stop-loss to breakeven. After midnight, don’t watch the market—no matter how wild the meme coins get, it’s none of your business.

Put simply, liquidation knocks you out of the game, but losses at most just bring you back to square one. As long as your principal is intact, you still have a chance. Those get-rich-quick stories are just for entertainment—the ones who truly survive in this market are the ones who respect risk.