Last month I had dinner with Lao Yang, and this guy patted his chest and said his account broke 30,000 U. Who would have thought that three months ago he was complaining to me with 3,600 U, saying he was almost liquidated from the contract.

Later, I told him to stop messing around and do it by the rules, and unexpectedly, he really managed to turn it around.

He split the 3,600 U into three portions of 1,200 U, each with a clear purpose.

Just like at the end of October when ETH dropped below 1,500 U, how many people panicked and sold off, but he managed to stay calm.

The first portion is for “pocket money,” 1,200 U specifically for short-term trades.

He only focused on two time slots each day, at most opening two trades, regardless of profit or loss, he would exit at the point.

In mid-November, when SOL fluctuated greatly, he seized two small market trends, making about 100 to 180 U daily and then stopping, accumulating a considerable amount over time.

The second portion is for “serious trades,” making moves only after confirming trends.

He monitored the weekly chart, and at the beginning of December saw the BTC weekly chart with five consecutive bullish candles, with trading volume surpassing the previous high by 30%, and only entered when the closing price stabilized above 42,000 U; this move directly yielded a 15% return.

He wouldn’t act without clear signals, absolutely refusing to chase after rising prices or panic-sell.

Most importantly, the third portion is “emergency funds,” 1,200 U kept untouched.

Last week his ETH long position almost triggered the liquidation line, thankfully this fund was there to cover it, preventing him from being kicked out of the market.

It's important to know that the current cryptocurrency volatility is still above 25%, so having a backup plan is crucial.

Lao Yang used to have the habit of going all-in, but now he often says: “Liquidation is like amputation; losing a finger can grow back, but if your head is gone, nothing matters.”

His trading signals are also quite simple: if the daily MA5, MA10, and MA20 haven’t formed a golden cross, he firmly stays out of the market;

Only when the volume triples and the closing price confirms a breakout does he start building his position;

When profits reach 30%, he withdraws half to his wallet, and sets a 10% trailing stop on the remainder.

Before entering, he also writes down “trading iron rules”: a stop loss of 5%, automatic liquidation at the point without hesitation; if profits reach 10%, he moves the stop loss to the break-even point, leaving the rest to the market.

In December during that BNB surge, he operated this way and ended up with a 28% profit.

From 3,600 U to 30,000 U, it’s really not just luck.

Now the market has hot spots every day, but capital is like ammunition, it needs to be used wisely.

First, stick to the rules, then it’s not too late to study candlestick indicators.

I’ve always been doing real trades without making empty promises, and now there are still a few spots left in the practical training camp.

For brothers and sisters who want to stabilize their footing in the crypto world and learn real skills, feel free to join the fun anytime, let’s secure our money bags before making profits. @bit冰