At midnight, my phone kept buzzing. A friend from Shenzhen sent a voice message with a crying tone that made my old heart ache: 'Brother, I started with 150,000 U and now only have 8,000 left. The mortgage card is maxed out. At this rate, I really have to start selling goods on the street!' I opened her trading records, and as a veteran of nine years, I was shocked: over forty trades in one day, the fees piled up like a small mountain, thicker than the principal. As soon as Dogecoin emerged, she went all in, and when she woke up in the morning, she had already been cut down to the ankles; at three in the morning, she was still fixated on the 1-minute K-line chart, her eyes swollen like a panda wearing two walnuts. This isn't trading coins; it's clearly treating the market like an amusement park! I replied to her: 'Want to turn it around? Put down the machine gun and learn to be a sniper. Shooting wildly will eventually wear you out.' I set three life-saving rules for her, and after ninety days, her account hit six figures again. Today, let's talk about something practical; if you can pull one up, do it. 1. Only eat the meat at your mouth. Turn off the 1-minute and 5-minute charts, and only focus on trends above 4 hours. If the key level hasn't broken through, never take action. Better to miss ten opportunities than to make one mistake. A maximum of three trades a day; if you feel itchy, go for a run and let the cat watch the keyboard. The market is something you wait for; what’s the rush? 2. Rolling over positions to extend life: take half of the profits and run when losing. The first trade should not exceed 5% of the principal, with 1,000 U at most opening 500 U; the rules must be strictly followed. When you make a profit of 25%, first take half and secure it, then use a trailing stop to lock in profits. If you lose 3%, cut immediately; don’t average down, don’t fantasize. A stop-loss is a life jacket—don’t dive into deep waters. 3. Discipline is more important than eating. Keep a journal for each trade: reasons for entry, stop-loss and take-profit levels, and emotional state. If you have two consecutive stop-loss trades, turn off the computer and calm down with a hot pot meal. Review weekly, understand the reasons for losses and gains; don’t be a vegetable and help count the money. The market loves to reward the calm, not those reckless 'hardworking gamblers.' After ninety days, my brother sent a screenshot: 108,000 U! He laughed and said, 'Before, I was just gambling, treating K-lines like dice.' I replied, 'Admitting you were a gambler before is the first step to winning, a hundred times better than being stubborn. If you’re also staring blankly at a green account, copy these three rules down and stick them on your screen to look at every day. As long as you're alive, you have a chance to earn money—what's the rush? Follow Brother Bao, and I’ll guide you steadily on the path to recovery, only taking in practical people who can listen to advice. #加密市场回调 #山寨季何时到来？