#大户持仓动态 I still remember that day when Xiao Yang found me - there was less than 100 USDT left in the account, and his tone was filled with regret and confusion.

He said: "Bro, with this little capital of mine, I can't even make a splash in the crypto world."

I didn't directly pull him to play with contract leverage; instead, I gave him a summary I made called "Notes on Low Buying and High Selling in Spot Trading" and asked him to spend two hours every day reviewing the K-line trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum, learning to identify support and resistance levels. The most I told him was: "In the crypto world, don't think about getting rich overnight; the logic of making slow money is always more reliable than going all in."

To be honest, Xiao Yang is really working hard. During that time, while others were chasing prices and making trades at night, he was taking notes; while others were going all in based on news, he followed my strategy and gradually bought spot with 1000 yuan. He made 500 yuan for the first time and excitedly sent me a screenshot — that money could buy him boxed meals for a week.

Slowly, the account started rolling. After half a year, he already had 15000. At this point, I let him get into small leverage contracts, repeatedly emphasizing one thing: "Stop loss is more important than any profit."

Later, there was a market crash, and he did not strictly follow the plan, losing 6000 yuan in one go. That day, his eyes were red when he found me. I didn't comfort him, I just threw him a sentence: "Consider the money lost this time as tuition. If you do this again, we won't cooperate anymore."

After that, Xiao Yang completely changed. No longer trading based on feelings, he began to truly understand what risk control means. In the bear market, we laid low together, waiting for signs of movement before carefully positioning ourselves, and during the later frenzy, we decisively exited. He gradually understood a principle: short-term fluctuations are just noise; the logic is behind the trend.

Not long ago, he sent over a screenshot of his account—6 digits of U, lying there. He said: "Bro, now I don't have to worry about rent every month, and I can buy my parents a bigger house."

Looking at his screenshot, I recalled that cautious question from three years ago.

In the past three years, I have seen too many people who either went all in and lost everything in the first wave of the market or made a little money and then became overconfident. The crypto world has never been a casino; true wealth accumulation is woven from three things: patience, vision, and discipline. No one is born knowing how to trade; behind those seemingly impressive account numbers, someone has already walked through the pitfalls for you, and you just happen to be willing to listen, willing to persist, and willing to calm down and learn.

This is why I am still guiding people in the crypto space.