After spending a long time in this circle, you'll see a recurring story: someone rushes in with just a few thousand yuan, eyes shining, staring at the trend charts and news every day, and whenever the market fluctuates slightly, they want to put all their assets in. The ups and downs of $BTC can send their hearts on a roller coaster. Usually, there's no suspense—within two weeks, their accounts are almost wiped out.

The most heartbreaking part isn't losing money itself, but after a liquidation, you no longer have the qualification to stay at the table. Especially for beginners with limited capital, betting everything is basically writing their exit plan in advance.

I've been through this cycle too. When I entered with 20,000 USDT, I was extremely confident, following the trend, adding to positions, and cutting losses in panic during downturns. After a round of tossing, my account was severely drained. The real turning point came when I decided to stop and make risk management a natural response. Since then, over four months, my funds steadily grew to six figures, and I never experienced a liquidation.

This experience taught me one thing: to survive and grow with small capital, the key is to stick to three bottom lines.

**First: Position size is your lifeline; never exceed 50%**

No matter how perfect the opportunity looks, the invested funds should never exceed half of your total position. The other half isn't idle—it's your safety net for extreme market conditions and waiting for the next opportunity. Staying alive is the chance to turn things around. This isn't conservatism; it's clarity.

**Second: Take profit and stop loss mechanically; emotions must be sidelined**

Before pressing the buy button, you must have already thought clearly: under what circumstances do I admit I'm wrong? When do I fully exit? Profited? Use a trailing stop to lock in gains. Lost to the red line? Exit without hesitation. The outcome of each trade shouldn't influence your next decision, or losses will snowball.

**Third: Only trade what you understand; avoid unfamiliar coins**

The market tells stories of wealth every day, but if you don't understand the logic behind a coin's rise or can't see its risks, then that opportunity isn't for you. Better to watch others profit than to lose money in confusion. Your goal isn't to catch ten hot spots but to precisely grasp one or two that truly belong to you.

Those who survive long in this market understand one thing: you can't predict the next second of the market, but you can prepare for mistakes and surprises in advance. Those who can control their drawdowns will naturally attract profits. #数字资产市场洞察

The ones who truly make money from the market and survive are always those who dare to act first and know when to stop.

Are you ready?