#稳定币监管风暴 account balance is only a few hundred U? Don't rush to All in.

In this market, just surviving means you've already won half the battle.

Last year, I brought a novice friend into the market, and there was 500U lying in the wallet. Every time before placing an order, he had to take three deep breaths. I told him one thing at that time: "Forget about getting rich quickly, first learn not to die."

Three months later, his account balance turned into 18000U. During that time? Zero liquidations, zero margin calls.

You might think it's just good luck. But I'll tell you, this relies on three hard and fast rules —

**Rule 1: Money should be divided into three pockets**

150U for short-term trading, focusing solely on BTC and ETH, withdraw with a 3-point rise or fall, never be greedy.

Additionally, use 150U for swing trading, wait for a clear volume signal at the daily level before taking action, and hold the position for a maximum of five days;

The last 200U is a lifeline; even if the market crashes, don't touch it. This is your confidence to stand up again.

I have seen too many people go all in, and with one needle prick, their balance goes to zero. Those who leave some reserves can withstand two needle pricks.

**Article 2: Only eat meat, don't gnaw on bones**

The market spends 70% of the time moving sideways; if you trade frequently, you're just paying fees to the platform.

When should I take action? My signals are very simple: the 15-minute candlestick chart shows continuous volume increase, and at the same time, the daily MACD generates a golden cross or a death cross; only when both conditions are met do I move the mouse.

Profit on the books at 12%? Take half off the table first, let the rest run on its own. Remember: if you don't make a move, then don't; if you do, there will be blood. Better to be half a beat slow than to chase high and catch the bag.

**Article 3: Engrave the rules in your muscles**

Single loss exceeds 2%? Close the position immediately, and turn off the software directly;

Made over 4% on the account? First, close half, and set a 3% trailing stop for the remaining.

Do not add to a losing position; do not think about "waiting for a pullback to talk about it".

It's okay to make mistakes in market judgment, but once discipline is loosened, everything will be thrown into chaos. By relying on a system to constrain oneself, one can stay in this market for the long term.

Turning 500U into 18000U is not some legendary story; it is simply the result of "making fewer mistakes".

It's not scary to have little principal; what's scary is constantly thinking about making a big comeback.

Stick these three on the side of the monitor, and take a glance whenever you feel the urge to mess around: leave a way out, wait for the signal, follow the rules.

Take it slow, often the fastest. When the next round of the market truly takes off, we can sit steadily in the vehicle, rather than lying by the roadside watching others kick up dust.