#加密生态动态追踪 Friends suddenly received a message during a dinner gathering: turning 2,000 yuan into over 200,000 in three months. The table was full of seasoned players, and I almost dropped my chopsticks—someone who asked me just a month ago, "Why is this K-line red?" is now so fierce.

Watching him happily, there's actually nothing mysterious about it. He just copied the strategies I've been using for years. The core logic of this approach is simple: survive in this market to have the chance to make money. I've seen too many people operate in a daze, ultimately losing even their principal. The crypto market is indeed risky, but it’s never a true casino—the key is to learn how to survive first.

**Capital protection comes first**

Divide 2,000 yuan into three parts. 600 yuan for day trading with quick entries and exits (targetting 3% per trade, exit once achieved), 700 yuan for swing trading (waiting for upward trends), and 700 yuan kept in a cold wallet. What's the benefit of this approach? As long as the principal is safe, opportunities will keep coming. Last year, I saw someone go all-in on a certain altcoin, lose a huge amount in half a day, and wipe out a quarter’s savings. Opportunities are abundant in the market; what’s lacking are those who can wait patiently and keep their "liquid funds" ready.

**Most of the time, do nothing**

Many people don’t realize that about 80% of the market time is spent sideways, consolidating. Frequent trading is just giving platform fees away. I told my friend a trick—during sideways periods, just uninstall the app, and reinstall only when the market breaks out. Last month, he endured over twenty days like this, and once the breakout happened, he made 18% in a week. Every time he earned 15%, he took a third of the profit and converted it into stablecoins. The money he cashed out last month was enough to buy a new phone. True experts in the market are like hunters—they lie in wait most of the time, only acting when the odds are most favorable.

**Discipline is worth more than predictions**

Retail traders are most likely to get wrecked in three areas: greed, fear, and reckless averaging down. I set three survival rules for him: cut losses if the price drops more than 1.5%, halve profits once they reach 3%, and absolutely forbid adding to losing positions. Once, he wanted to add to a coin that had already fallen 1.2%, but after reciting these rules, he held back—and that coin then dropped another 10%. If he had added then, the loss would have been much greater. Discipline is like an airbag in your investments, keeping you steady amid the ups and downs.

Stories of sudden wealth happen every year, but few can turn luck into consistent profit. The market itself isn’t unfair; it’s just that too many people want to hit the jackpot overnight. Over the years, I review market movements daily and constantly adjust my strategies. Instead of blindly guessing, it’s better to learn from those who truly make money with systematic approaches and see how they stay steady in this ever-changing market.