"Teacher, I went all in and lost 20,000 U!"

Last autumn, my student Xiao Lin came to me in tears. Looking at the screenshot of his holdings he sent over, the entire screen was filled with red liquidation warnings.

I seemed to see myself three years ago—the reckless youth who went all in at the peak of the bull market.

The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what it lacks is execution. Having been through the rain, I want to provide everyone with an umbrella.

The bloody lessons of the crypto world: the three essential survival rules.

Counter-trend positioning: a true hunter always pulls the trigger during a crash. On the night of the 519 crash last year, while most people panicked and sold at a loss, our team gradually built positions in ETH, reaping a 200% profit three months later while never being fully invested, always keeping 30% in cash.

During last September's market bottom, it was this "lifesaving money" that allowed us to seize the golden opportunity of BTC at $47,000, refusing to pressure orders: even the most certain market conditions should be approached gradually. Last week, I guided students to operate SOL, averaging down their cost by 15% through three separate buy-ins.

Short-term trading six rules:

◆ Will high-level consolidation inevitably create new highs? Wrong! Last year, SHIB was flat at $0.00007 for two weeks before starting a 50% crash.

◆ Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish ones: in March this year when LUNA crashed, we specifically targeted days when the daily candle closed bearish to gradually buy the dip.

◆ Pyramid position building: in April, I guided students to trade AXS, starting with a base of 30%, adding 15% for every 10% drop, ultimately achieving a holding cost 23% lower than the market average.

Now Xiao Lin has become proficient in applying these rules. Last week he sent me good news: by using the "no trading in sideways markets" principle, he avoided the FTT blast and accurately positioned himself before the APE rebound using the "trend reversal signal."

Looking at his account's curve from -300,000 to +850,000, I am even more convinced: in the crypto market, surviving is always more important than being right.

There is no holy grail in this market, only ironclad rules.

When you can turn "others fear, I am greedy" into muscle memory, and when position splitting becomes a reflex, financial freedom is merely a natural byproduct.

@加密大师兄888 does not accept students without execution capability.

Remember: in the crypto world, 90% of those who have survived three cycles of bull and bear markets rely on discipline rather than luck.