In the early morning, the phone vibrated wildly. I opened the voice message, and the tearful voice made my old bones tense up:

"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 on the street."

I opened the delivery records she sent, and even I, a veteran of nine years, couldn't help but gasp for air — over forty transactions in a single day, just the fees piled up into a small mountain, even thicker than the remaining principal.

As soon as Dogecoin emerged, she dared to go all in; she opened her eyes in the morning and was cut to the ankle; at three in the morning, she was still fixated on the 1-minute K-line, her eyes swollen like a panda wearing two walnuts.

This is not trading coins; it’s clearly treating the financial market like an amusement park! I immediately replied: "Want to turn the tables? First, throw away your machine gun and learn to be a sniper. Blindly firing will eventually wear you out."

Later, I set three life-saving rules for her, and unexpectedly, ninety days later, her account really bounced back to six digits. Today, I simply brought out these practical tips; every little bit helps.

1. Only eat the meat close at hand

Turn off those colorful 1-minute and 5-minute K-line charts and only focus on trends over 4 hours. Never act unless a key level is broken; better to miss ten opportunities than to make one wrong move.

2. Rolling position survival tactic: pocket half of the profits, flee immediately if you lose

The initial position must not exceed 5% of the principal; with 10,000 U, the maximum position is 500 U, this rule must be memorized. Once profits hit 25%, take half off the table to secure profits, and use a trailing stop to lock in the remaining profit. If losses reach 3%, immediately cut the position, no averaging down, no fantasies.

3. Discipline is more important than eating

Every trade must be recorded: the reason for entering, stop-loss and take-profit levels, and emotional state at the time, not a single detail can be missed. If there are two consecutive stop losses, decisively shut down, go eat a hot pot to calm down and then discuss. The market always loves to reward the calm but doesn't care for those chaotic "hardworking gamblers."

Ninety days later, the girl sent me a screenshot: 108,000 U! She smiled and said: "In the past, it wasn’t about trading coins, it was just gambling, treating the K-line like dice to roll."

In fact, trading coins has never been about luck, but about discipline and patience. If you've ever stumbled in the market, consider trying these methods. If you have other questions, feel free to communicate and discuss together, and avoid taking unnecessary detours. @Air 安叔