Yesterday a buddy sent me a trading screenshot asking for help, and I almost laughed out loud when I saw it—he put all 4900 bucks in without leaving any buffer for survival. I've seen too many operations like this: always thinking that 'Full Position = Wealth Freedom Accelerator', but to put it bluntly, this isn't speeding up a drive; it's running blindfolded and still wanting to live longer.
Liquidation is never a matter of luck; it's you who put your head into the meat grinder.
Let's do a clear calculation: assuming you have 700U in your account, would you dare to throw in all 650U to open a position with more than 3x leverage? If the market slightly fluctuates (9% volatility), your account could go to zero in an instant; but if you only dip in 65U, even if the market goes on a roller coaster ride (92% crash), you can still calmly say "let's go again"—this kind of resilience is not just a little bit weak, it starts at 10x! Just like that fan, with 98% of the principal + 3x leverage, if you can't withstand this little pullback, then it's a miracle.
In the past two years of struggling in the cryptocurrency world, I have seen too many scenarios of "showing off wealth yesterday and begging today." I have also fallen into traps myself, and in the end, I came up with three "anti-explosion survival manuals" — with this strategy, my account not only hasn't lost, but has quietly increased by 80%. Today, I'm sharing it all with you:
**Article 1: A single transaction can use up to 8% of total assets** Don't argue with me about "earning slowly"; slow is always better than losing everything, right? For example, if you have 5000U and can invest a maximum of 400U per transaction, even if you hit a landmine and trigger a stop-loss, you'll only lose 28U at a time, which won't affect your next bottom fishing. It's much better than going all in with a Full Position and losing everything—once the money is gone, no matter how great the opportunity, you can only watch helplessly.
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Remember: The market will not reward you just because you are bold. Surviving is the prerequisite for talking about making money.
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DAOTruant
· 11-28 15:36
Full Position is really a terminal illness, I have seen too many people go All in and disappear directly.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 11-28 12:36
Those who are in a Full Position should not talk to me about dreams; let's focus on surviving first.
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SybilSlayer
· 11-25 21:47
Fren with Full Position, it's really time to wake up this wave.
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Another one all in at 4900, really has some guts.
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The 8% rule is absolutely right, I was pulled to drop to zero before because I didn't stick to this line.
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Being alive to see the next wave is what makes a winner, Full Position guys will never make that money.
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Leverage is like a drug, once you get carried away, there's no saving you.
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Damn this case, 98% principal with 3x leverage, the market pulls and it's over, I'm sweating for him.
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The crypto world has really been a script of one after another these two years, money just disappears like this.
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Single time 8% I think is okay, at least it allows you to play a few more rounds, don't just go all in and end your life.
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The logic of Full Position is a gambler's mentality, always wanting to flip the situation in one go, but the result is getting knocked out in one shot.
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On-ChainDiver
· 11-25 21:44
I really don’t understand the concept of Full Position, it’s like betting all your assets on a dice roll; if you lose, it’s really all gone.
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All in 4900 bucks? Is this guy trying to speed up his financial freedom or accelerate his bankruptcy?
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You can only continue to play if you are alive; if you die, no matter how big the market is, it won’t be your turn, it’s that simple.
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8% sounds conservative, but this is the secret to surviving until the next bull run, right?
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The crypto world is daily performing the drama of "yesterday’s rich man, today’s beggar"; I’m really tired of it.
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Forget about Technical Analysis; set your stop loss first, otherwise it’s all for nothing.
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After seeing so many Get Liquidated cases, I now dare not exceed 5% of my account in a single trade; I’d rather be slow than go All in and end up back to square one.
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Leverage is just a magnifying glass; it’s exhilarating when you’re making money, but when you’re losing, it feels like there’s no way out.
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TideReceder
· 11-25 21:36
Full Position, guys, listen up, really don’t do anything reckless, the market isn’t that gentle.
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Going all in at 4900, this guy is really brave, I’m sweating for him just watching.
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Sometimes I really wonder if people in the crypto world are missing a screw, do you really have to go all in to sleep well?
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The 8% rule sounds slow, but it’s much faster than clearing your account to zero, this logic holds up.
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Showing off wealth yesterday and begging today, I’ve seen this script in the crypto world more than three times, really.
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To be honest, going all in is just a gambler’s mentality, it sounds nice to say it differently, but the essence is still being broke.
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Leverage isn’t off the table, but using 98% of your total assets? Dude, you’re committing suicide.
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Staying alive is more important than anything, including making money, that statement hit me hard.
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Every time I see a screenshot of a full position, I think of that saying, this isn’t trading, this is giving away money.
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8% sounds conservative, but once you experience a liquidation, you’ll understand what the true flavor law is.
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SolidityNewbie
· 11-25 21:31
Full Position is looking for death, this guy deserves it.
Another one who lost everything, when will people in the crypto world learn to stop loss?
The 8% rule is correct, but how many can really stick to it?
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BlockchainTherapist
· 11-25 21:26
Full Position is really a terminal illness, I've seen too many people go All in and just disappear.
People still want financial freedom, but first, think about how to stay alive.
I'm also using the 8% rule; although I earn slowly, at least my account is still there, isn't that nice?
That fren is using 98% leverage 3 times... I can only say it must be fate.
The crypto world is like this; today they're flaunting wealth in the group, and tomorrow they've left the group.
Relying on this anti-explosion manual has indeed stabilized things a lot, much better than those gamblers.
Full Position is a gambler's mindset; true professionals never play like that.
I've seen too many stories of getting rich overnight and going bankrupt overnight, it's numbing.
Staying alive is more important than anything; if you're dead, there's no next round.
Yesterday a buddy sent me a trading screenshot asking for help, and I almost laughed out loud when I saw it—he put all 4900 bucks in without leaving any buffer for survival. I've seen too many operations like this: always thinking that 'Full Position = Wealth Freedom Accelerator', but to put it bluntly, this isn't speeding up a drive; it's running blindfolded and still wanting to live longer.
Liquidation is never a matter of luck; it's you who put your head into the meat grinder.
Let's do a clear calculation: assuming you have 700U in your account, would you dare to throw in all 650U to open a position with more than 3x leverage? If the market slightly fluctuates (9% volatility), your account could go to zero in an instant; but if you only dip in 65U, even if the market goes on a roller coaster ride (92% crash), you can still calmly say "let's go again"—this kind of resilience is not just a little bit weak, it starts at 10x! Just like that fan, with 98% of the principal + 3x leverage, if you can't withstand this little pullback, then it's a miracle.
In the past two years of struggling in the cryptocurrency world, I have seen too many scenarios of "showing off wealth yesterday and begging today." I have also fallen into traps myself, and in the end, I came up with three "anti-explosion survival manuals" — with this strategy, my account not only hasn't lost, but has quietly increased by 80%. Today, I'm sharing it all with you:
**Article 1: A single transaction can use up to 8% of total assets**
Don't argue with me about "earning slowly"; slow is always better than losing everything, right? For example, if you have 5000U and can invest a maximum of 400U per transaction, even if you hit a landmine and trigger a stop-loss, you'll only lose 28U at a time, which won't affect your next bottom fishing. It's much better than going all in with a Full Position and losing everything—once the money is gone, no matter how great the opportunity, you can only watch helplessly.
(Subsequent rules are not elaborated as the original text is not fully provided)
Remember: The market will not reward you just because you are bold. Surviving is the prerequisite for talking about making money.