To be honest, I've had a lot of reflections lately.

Two months ago, I mentored a complete beginner with just 1000U starting capital.
Yesterday she sent me a screenshot of her holdings—26800U, and zero liquidations throughout the entire process.
This isn't luck, nor is it reckless gambling.
She simply strictly followed the three core rules I've always emphasized, what I call the "three blades."

The first blade: Position allocation holds the line.
1000U divided into three portions:
300U for day trading short-term, only one trade per day, stop at set times;
300U waiting for swing opportunities, never enter unless signals appear;
400U locked in reserve, never touch except in special circumstances.
Many people lose money because they go all-in.
She first learned to give herself a way out.

The second blade: Only profit from certain gains.
Observe when the 4-hour trend doesn't strengthen.
Once profits reach 15%-20%, immediately lock in part of the profits.
Because I always say one thing:
What's on your screen is just numbers; real money is what you've secured.

The third blade: Rules lock emotions.
Stop-loss controlled at 2%, execute immediately when triggered;
Take profits in batches first;
Never add to losing positions.
Accept losses when wrong.
Averaging down often just extends the life of your mistake.

After two months she told me:
The best part isn't how much money I made,
but that now I can sleep soundly every night.
If market fluctuations still make you anxious,
impulsively opening trades, regretting after closing,
then what you lack isn't a 100x coin,
but a set of trading rules that lock in risk.
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