In March, a fren approached me, saying their account only had 800 left and wondering if they could turn it around. Later, I gave them a trap of ideas, and they followed that line of thought for three months; in the end, there were 80,000 lying in the account, with not a single liquidation during that time. I’m writing down this trap today, and how much one can comprehend depends entirely on personal luck.

**First move: Divide the money into three parts, learn to break fingers to survive**

800 cannot be put in one trap. It should be divided into three parts, each independent and not infringing on each other:

Short-term trading with 300 bucks. Play a maximum of two trades a day, withdraw once done, don't be greedy. Trend trading is also with 300 bucks, if no clear signals are seen, just hold tight and do nothing, completely play dead until the weekly chart turns around. The remaining 200 bucks is emergency money. This money is specifically for dealing with spikes and risks; if liquidation really happens, top it up the same day, and the only goal is to stay alive and continue at the table.

Forget about the idea of using the entire account. Liquidation is just like losing a finger; you can still survive with a severed finger, but if you lose your head, it's all over. In the crypto world, every year, nine out of ten people who get eliminated do so because they couldn't stick to this bottom line.

**Second Move: Only take the fattest bite of the trend, during other times be like a turtle**

The choppy market is like a meat grinder; it's good if retail investors survive even once out of ten times. The signals I use are very straightforward:

First, look at the daily moving average arrangement. If a bullish arrangement has not formed, do not touch it, just stay in cash and wait. Wait until the daily volume breaks through the previous high and the close gives confirmation, only then should you consider entering for the first time. When profits reach thirty percent of the principal, immediately withdraw half of the profits to lock in, and set a ten percent trailing stop for the remaining position.

Remember this: the market is not just one bus; there is always the next one. There's no need to rush for the door; just catch a ride. Greedy people often die the fastest.

**Third Move: Lock Emotions in a Cage and Execute Mechanically**

Before entering the market, be sure to write down the "Life and Death Order" first. Set the stop-loss at 3%, and once it reaches that level, automatically cut it off. Don't get entangled or hesitate; execute mechanically. Once you make a profit of 10%, immediately raise the stop-loss line to the cost price; every penny earned afterward is a gift from the market, and you won't face liquidation.

Shut down your computer on time at eleven every night, no matter how tempting the K-line is, if you really can't sleep, just uninstall the APP. The more boring and tedious the operations are, the longer you can survive in the crypto world. Those who stare at the market every day, trade frequently, and make emotional decisions will inevitably blow their account sooner or later.

In the end, it's just this logic: you have to survive to be worthy of discussing wealth. If you don't survive, you're just someone else's transaction fee in the market.