Ten years of cryptocurrency trading, the most painful lessons are hidden in three liquidation orders.

In 2017, I went all-in on altcoins, starting with 500,000 USDT, and ended up with only 30,000; in 2020, I leveraged 10 times to bet on the market, and in three days, I lost the remaining 20,000—only when I had just 2,000 USDT left did I fully awaken: to survive with small capital, it's not about relying on luck, but about having the determination to split the money into three parts.

I split this 2,000 USDT into three portions: 800 USDT went into a "trend position," focused solely on BTC's 4-hour golden cross, using 3x leverage, with a stop-loss set at the previous low's liquidation blind spot. In November 2022, when BTC dropped to 16,000 dollars, I went long with this 800 USDT, setting my stop-loss at 15,800 (to avoid the dense liquidation area at 16,000), and held until it reached 24,000 dollars to take profit, earning 1,200 USDT from this single trade.

The remaining 1,200 USDT was even more crucial: 1,000 USDT was set aside for "extreme market conditions," and 200 USDT was locked in as a seed capital. Last March, when Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, BTC plummeted to 19,000 dollars, and the panic index across the network soared to 90. I used 1,000 USDT to open a 5x long position, which rebounded to 28,000 dollars in three days, earning another 1,800 USDT. At this point, my account had grown to 5,000 USDT, and I withdrew 2,000 USDT to convert into stablecoins—having seen too many people increase their positions after making profits, only to end up losing both principal and profits, this step must be secured.

I later taught this method of splitting positions to my fan, Lao Yang. At that time, he only had 1,500 USDT, so he split according to the rules: 600 USDT for the trend position, 800 USDT for extreme moments, and 100 USDT locked and untouched. In June last year, when ETH dropped to 1,800 dollars, he went long with the trend position, hiding his stop-loss at 1,780 dollars, and made 480 USDT when it rose to 2,400 dollars; in September, when the entire network reached a FOMO peak, he went short with 800 USDT, earning another 600 USDT in three days. Now Lao Yang has 70,000 USDT in his account, and he says the thing he is most grateful for is that he has "never endured a liquidation night again."

After ten years of trading cryptocurrencies, I finally understood one principle: the retail investor's opponent has never been the big players, but their own greed to always want to "turn the tables in one go." Treating 2,000 USDT as if it were 200,000 USDT, waiting patiently when needed, decisively cutting losses when necessary, the money will naturally grow slowly.

How many people have lost to despair in turbulence, yet managed to stabilize their position and even turn it around with this system? Countless—yet the core point is just one: dare to follow, dare to act, and don't get mired.

The layout for the next wave has already been drawn up, with points, rhythm, and positions clearly marked. Just recognize one principle: precise targeting, no pointless effort.

Let me say it upfront: only bring strong executors!