In the crypto world, those who truly turn their fortunes around often possess an "counterintuitive" quality. The ability to endure long-term volatility, resist temptation, and stay calm when most are frantic—these are the keys.

Many beginners, holding just a few hundred or a thousand dollars, think about short-term doubling. But what they’re actually stepping into isn’t an investment market; it’s a high-probability game of chance. The data is clear: 99.9% of people will be wiped out within a month. It sounds brutal, but that’s the reality.

I’ve seen a beginner start with 900U, and in five months, grow it to 30,000U. Now, their account is stable above 45,000U, and they’ve never been liquidated during that time. I also started with 10,000U and achieved relatively stable profits. There’s nothing mysterious behind it—just three solid strategies.

**First Trick: Divide your funds into three parts—survive first, then make money**

How to split 900U? 300U for intraday trading, taking profits of 3% each time and then stopping—never greedy; another 300U dedicated to catching trend moves, only acting when big opportunities appear, aiming for over 15% returns; the remaining 300U is sealed off, avoiding the most tempting market moves.

Going all-in at the start? That’s why most people quickly get out. Remember this logic: surviving is more important than making money.

**Second Trick: Wait for clear trends, don’t mess around**

70% of the market time is just chaotic fluctuation. Frequent trading during this period only pays transaction fees. Don’t enter without a clear direction, don’t act impulsively without confirmed signals. Wait for a breakout, wait for confirmation—only trade when the odds are high.

Profit equals 25% of your principal? Take some profits off the table first, let the rest run. Less trading, more watching the market—think carefully before acting.

**Third Trick: Discipline is your moat**

Set a hard stop-loss per trade: no more than 2% of your principal. Cut losses at the set point—no bargaining. After earning 5%, withdraw half of the profit, and set a breakeven stop-loss for the remaining position. After a loss, never add to your position to average down—that’s the fast track to deep losses for most people.

You won’t always be able to predict the right direction, but discipline allows you to survive when you’re wrong and hold when you’re right. This is the fundamental logic for sustainable profits.

Focus on mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as promising ones like SUI and SOL. The core isn’t about betting on which coin will rise, but whether you have your own trading system.