#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 7000 yuan startup, 210,000 in 43 days - it sounds like a story, but this matter has even greater significance for me personally.

To be honest, when the account was just unfrozen, I only had this little bit of ammo left. I had just gone through a tough pullback, and my mind was very chaotic at that time. But it was precisely this feeling of "having nothing" that completely woke me up: I had to change my approach.

From that moment on, I quit three deadly habits - no longer going all in, no betting on ups and downs, and not relying on intuition to make big moves. I only focused on one thing: firmly holding my position.

It's simple to say. 7000 is divided into 5 parts, each part being 1400, and each order can only use one part. No matter how crazy the market is, I never go all in, and I never increase my position temporarily. The benefit of doing this is that there are always 4 parts of the position ready in the account—no matter the situation, I will never panic, and this is especially important.

I have also set the standards for take-profit and stop-loss.

If I lose, I cut it off at a fixed 3%, with a maximum loss of 42 yuan per transaction; if I make 6 to 10%, I will withdraw, earning about 85 to 140 yuan per order. These numbers may seem insignificant, but they represent a profit logic that can be sustained over the long term.

In a month, there are about 70 trades, with a win rate hovering around 60%. Among them, 28 trades resulted in losses, totaling a loss of 1176; 42 trades were profitable, bringing in nearly 5000. The monthly net profit stable at over 3800.

The key here is that I do not rely on a single big market movement; instead, I rely on "accumulation of frequency" and "discipline execution," and my funds grow automatically.

As of now, the three iron rules I most want to discuss are:

**First, every order must set a stop loss; if it goes wrong, leave immediately, no matter how reluctant you are, do not hold on.**

**Second, once you earn what you expect, go out and don't fantasize about "continuing to pull" that kind of thing.**

**Third, do not blindly follow K-lines, do not chase trendy opportunities, only focus on the few trading structures that you truly understand.**

I have observed that in the cryptocurrency circle, people who lose a lot of money are actually rarely those who have misjudged the direction. Most of the time, it’s about poor position management – sometimes going all in and sometimes using leverage, and a single operational mistake can wipe out all the profits from dozens of previous trades. Sometimes, even with a completely correct market judgment, because position control is not managed well, the result is still being forced to exit.

I never gamble on winning or losing against the market. What I bet on is whether I have the execution ability.

From 7,000 to 210,000, to put it simply, it's not a miracle, it's just ensuring that every order is executed strictly according to the established rules. No exceptions, no luck.