#数字资产动态追踪 From 50,000 to tens of millions in assets, I've been on this path for 7 years. To be honest, many people can make money in the crypto world, but most start off wrong — treating trading like gambling.

I've seen too many people whose accounts double and then they get cocky, or panic and cut all positions after a small dip. The end result is always the same: either liquidation or heavy debt. I've experienced it myself — going from 5 million to liquidation overnight, and that feeling is terrible. Because of these losses, I later developed a solid logical framework.

Many beginners have used this method. One brother left a deep impression — starting with just $1,200, he was trembling even when placing orders. After three months, he broke $22,000; after five months, he hit $52,000, all without a single liquidation. He asked me if it was luck? I told him, stop talking nonsense, this is the power of discipline.

**Three ironclad rules, none can be missing:**

**Rule 1: Divide your funds into three parts, always keep a reserve**
For Bitcoin and Ethereum, intraday fluctuations of 3%-5% are enough to take profits. Don’t be greedy, take your profits and run. Only act on clear swing opportunities, aiming for stability over 3 to 5 days. The remaining funds should be locked outside the account — this is your last trump card. I’ve seen too many people go all-in and burn out their accounts. Long-term traders know how to leave themselves a way out.

**Rule 2: Follow the trend, don’t waste time in consolidation**
Most of the market time is spent grinding. Frequent trading just feeds the platform’s fees. Don’t trade without a clear signal; be decisive when it’s time to act. When profits reach 15%, take half off the table — security is very important. The rhythm of top traders is "do nothing until the right moment, then strike."

**Rule 3: Prioritize rules, control that restless heart**
Set a stop-loss at 3% per trade, and exit when hit. When profits exceed 5%, cut them in half; let the rest run. During losses, it’s easy to impulsively add to positions — don’t do it, emotions are the poison of trading accounts.

In short, making money is about using a system to constrain that impulsive hand. From $1,200 to $52,000, it’s all about these three points: rules, patience, and unwavering discipline. Small capital? Not scary. What’s scary is always thinking you can turn things around with one big move. $GUN