#加密领域市场回调 I still remember that night three months ago, I stared at that sentence in the chat box for a long time: "The account only has 3600U left, should I withdraw from this circle?"

To be honest, I didn't give him any profound theories at that time. I just drew a rough sketch - dividing the money into three parts, like equipping items in a game.

**The first piece is the "Assault Knife"**: specifically for cutting short positions. Set your stop loss and go in, pull out immediately if something feels off, with a maximum of two cuts a day. Many people fail at this because they treat the knife like a machine gun.

**The second piece is the "Scope"**: Aim for the weekly trend. Usually locked in a safe, only take a shot when that kind of rising structure with continuously higher lows appears. Patience is more useful than technical analysis.

**The third most critical block - "Medical Kit"**: Never proactively use it to open a position. It just lies there, waiting to save your life when you're about to get liquidated. I told him, even if you lose your arms and legs, you can still crawl, but if your head is gone, it's really over.

He did as instructed. He didn’t use those flashy indicators, nor did he chase after any hundredfold coins. Like a wooden man, he mechanically executed position allocation and stop-loss discipline.

The day before yesterday, he sent a screenshot - 36000U. Ten times the profit? No, the key point of this matter has never been how many times it has multiplied, but that he finally understands: **surviving in this market is, in itself, a rare ability.**

Many people analyze candlestick patterns every day, but very few truly understand that it's important to manage your account well before discussing technicals. If you're struggling in the quagmire of losses, it might be better to divide your account into three parts and give it a try. Don't rush to find the holy grail; first, learn not to give away your head.