Those who survive in the crypto world are never the bravest; they are the ones who understand 'fear of death' the best.

I've seen too many people enter the market with excitement, always thinking that a high-stakes gamble can make them rich overnight, but they often can't last through three days of volatility and disappear without a trace. But what really impresses me are those who can treat 'caution' as a belief—like a fan I once guided, starting with 2000 USDT and growing it to 56,000 in 45 days, without ever being liquidated or experiencing significant drawdown.

It's not relying on mysticism or luck, but on the 'three iron rules for survival' that I force him to strictly follow.

One, divide the money into three parts; you need to stay alive to produce output.

I had him split 2000 USDT into three parts:

- 800 USDT locked and untouched, used as 'life-saving ammunition,' can only be accessed if the account goes to zero;

- 800 USDT used for daily trading, but a maximum of 20% can be used at a time;

- 400 USDT directly thrown into a cold wallet, telling myself 'this money is already gone.'

Don't find it troublesome; this is the core of how ordinary people can survive.

Invest only a little in each trade; losses are still losses, but your principal will never be harmed—just like playing a game, the thicker your health bar, the more qualified you are to go further.

Two, pocket the money you made first, refuse to give it back.

Many people refuse to leave after making profits, and end up losing everything.

I set strict rules for him: every time he makes 100 USDT, he must immediately withdraw 50 USDT to his on-chain wallet—this money must never return to the exchange.

It's like rolling a snowball while freezing the core into ice.

Once profits are locked in, your mindset stabilizes; even if you earn slowly later, the base grows larger, and the returns naturally can't be suppressed.

Three, block out the noise, only trust the signals.

What the crypto world lacks is not drama queens and atmosphere creators.

I told him: Don't pay attention to what the group is boasting about or what is trending; the only thing you should trust is the trading signals you set in advance.

For example:

One night, the group was in chaos; some said a surge was imminent, others said a crash was coming. He was anxious to follow the trend, and I stopped him directly: 'Go to sleep; don't act until the signal comes.'

As a result, at two in the morning, there was a volume-price breakout that met our strategy, and we decisively entered the market, making 8% in 20 minutes before exiting.

But those who followed the trend ended up with screenshots of liquidation the next morning.

Opportunities in the crypto world are always there, but you only have one chance with your principal.

Many people don't lose to the market; they lose to 'impatience'—always feeling that if they miss this wave, it will be gone, and as a result, they impulsively give away their profits.

Those who can truly win are often those who can calmly sip tea even when they are in cash.

If you currently don't have much principal and your mindset is unstable, always fearing loss while wanting to turn things around,

Why not try this 'fear of death' strategy: diversify to protect your capital, lock in profits, and be driven by signals.

Follow me, I will help you use practical experience to roll out a snowball effect with a small principal.

I am the crypto analyst, focusing on explaining the survival logic in the crypto world in plain language.