#数字资产生态回暖 I have seen too many people invest a few thousand dollars to enter the market, chasing a wave of doubling their investment, only to be taught a harsh lesson by the market and end up crying for their mother. The speed at which positions disappear exceeds imagination, and some even suffer a heart attack from the losses.

I know a guy who started with 7,000 U at the beginning of 2023, and in just about thirty days, he ramped up to 70,000 U. Now he steadily holds above 70,000 U, and he has never been liquidated once along the way. When I ask him for his secret, he summarizes it into three main principles.

**First is the position division strategy**

Spend 200 U on ultra-short-term trades, doing just one trade per day, taking a 3%-5% profit and then exiting. Don't be greedy. Use 300 U for swing trading; wait until major coins like BTC break out of or consolidate above support on the four-hour chart before entering, with proper stop-loss settings and a target of about ten points. The remaining 200 U stays idle, serving purely as insurance funds, and should never be touched.

**Second, avoid reckless moves during sideways consolidation**

If BTC has been flat for more than three days, stop trading. Honestly wait for volume signals, wait until the market direction truly emerges, and wait until the rhythm stabilizes before acting. Once profits exceed 20%, transfer the funds in batches to a cold wallet, which can greatly reduce psychological pressure.

**Finally, mental preparation**

Write your stop-loss and take-profit points on paper before each trade. If the market isn't moving decisively, don't add to your position. Stop trading after a few losses, and take a moment to calm down before looking at the chart again. Big money isn't scary; what’s scary is impatience.

Turning 7,000 U into 70,000 U is not fundamentally about speed, but about consistent repetition, emotional control, and sticking to your bottom line. If these three points are deeply ingrained, even the most chaotic market can be managed steadily.