The survival rules of the crypto market: stop loss, Position, and mindset are the cornerstones of profit. Many times, 90% of losses stem from neglecting risk control, rather than a lack of technical skills.

1. Stop loss is a lifeline.
Liquidation only takes once: How many people have ever believed in a "rebound" without setting a stop loss, resulting in their heavily invested cryptocurrencies being halved, and their accounts going to zero. Trading iron rule: Any trade must set a stop loss point—short-term look at the 15-minute candlestick chart, set the stop loss 2% below the recent low; for long-term, adhere to the 60-day moving average, exit if it breaks. Stop loss is not a failure; it is a way to avoid a complete exit.

2. Position determines the survival cycle
"All in" is a deadly trap: to implement the 532 Position Rule—50% allocation to Bitcoin and Ethereum, 30% to potential coins like SOL, and 20% for short-term speculation with quick in-and-out. In a bear market, reduce to 10% Position, refuse to hold on stubbornly.

Three, emotion is more important than technology.
FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and greed are invisible killers: impulsive actions such as chasing prices and leveraging will ultimately consume profits. Establish a trading plan and execute it mechanically: clarify entry points, stop loss points, and take profit points, using automated tools to avoid human weaknesses.

The market is unpredictable, but the logic of survival is eternal: only by staying alive can one wait for opportunities, and only by having discipline can one preserve profits. Practice with money that you can afford to lose, evolve through review, and time will reward those who respect risk.