#大户持仓变化 $PTB Last year, a fan came directly to me holding $1500, still not even settled in his seat, and asked anxiously, "I want to really make a profit, how do I do it?"

At that moment, I was already nervous—here we go again, testing luck.

$XRP Three months later? This guy turned $1500 into $75,000, all without a single liquidation. I was completely stunned.

Don’t talk nonsense about trading talent—that’s all rubbish. This guy only knows one thing—execution. The rules I developed through "blood" back then, he follows with "life."

**1. Position sizing is an ironclad rule, not advice**

The worst habit for beginners is all-in trading—feeling great when prices go up, questioning life when they go down. I cut his $1500 into three parts:

• $500 Intraday quick trader—one trade per day, shut up if you’re unsure
• $500 Swing rider—don’t move until the trend is clear
• $500 Safety net—don’t touch even if everything collapses

When that big drop came, he relied on this—while others were liquidating, he remained steady as a rock.

**2. Eat the fish, don’t greed for the whole**

80% of the crypto world’s days are spent pretending to be dead; staring at the screen until you go bald, and no one cares. I told him very clearly: when there’s no trend, pretend the market doesn’t exist. Only jump in when there are signs.

Once a position gains over 20%, lock in some profits immediately—don’t fight the market. Last week’s ZEC surge? He cleanly took a 30% profit, honestly, that’s textbook level.

**3. Emotions? Throw them away, you’re not here for romance**

Cut losses at 2%.
Take profits at 4%.
No hesitation, no entanglement, no emotions.

At first, he felt very uncomfortable. Now, he says himself: "I don’t even get nervous when watching the market anymore. Cutting losses is like trimming nails, holding positions is like drinking water."

To be honest: the winners in crypto are never the smartest; those who survive are the ones who follow the rules.

Are you still being led around by the market? When it rises, you itch to buy; when it falls, your mind goes blank, dreaming of a one-night turnaround? That’s a sign you’re being repeatedly educated by the market.

If you’re still recklessly making moves, buying wildly, gambling without control—stop fooling yourself and toughing it out. I used to be that person stumbling in the dark, but now, I have a flashlight, and it’s always on. Are you coming or not?