#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 In the past two years, I have been navigating the Crypto Assets market, and looking back at what truly helped me hold above, it boils down to three utterly basic experiences.

**Let's talk about positions.** When I first started, I would see a certain coin launch and almost wanted to go all in, but as a result, one wrong judgment led to total loss. Later, I forced myself to develop the habit: always build positions in batches, and when the market is going well, use the profits to add more. If something feels off, immediately cut losses and exit. I can accept small losses, but I must not let a single mistake wipe out all my previous gains. The money in this account should be treated as your last resort.

**Let's talk about this so-called "opportunity" again.** My biggest flaw in the early days was wanting to get involved in every hot trend, chasing this one today and that one tomorrow; nine out of ten times, I was just lifting someone else's sedan chair. It was only later that I realized that the market conditions where you can actually make a profit are pitifully few, possibly even less than 20%. Most of the time, the account should just sit still like stagnant water, don't fidget aimlessly; wait for that strongly certain opportunity to appear, and when it does, act decisively and quickly. What I believe in now is probability, not luck.

**The key point is to cash out.** Floating profits are just a number game. I've seen too many people who were ecstatic about their paper profits, only to watch it all evaporate in the end. Now, every time I catch a decent market wave, the first thing I do is transfer the profits out and throw them into a cold wallet to lock them away. Only when the real money is in my hands can it be called my money; the numbers floating in the account can turn into bubbles at any time.

Some may think this approach is too conservative and rigid. But it is precisely these clumsy methods that have allowed me to gradually endure from a state of questioning my life due to losses to now being able to achieve stable profits.

Ultimately, this market is a personal amplifier. Greed and fear are stretched infinitely; either you set up the game in advance and wait for the wind to come, or you blindly chase the highs and give money to others. The difference lies here.