#数字货币市场回升 Recently, many frens have privately messaged me asking how to operate with small funds. Here, I'll unify the explanation on how to start with 1000U - the core is two words: don't die.
Newbies shouldn't be reckless, control each transaction between 200 to 300U, with a maximum limit of 500U. Let's first ensure the account survives the first month.
Only take action on market conditions with clear support and resistance levels, and only when you can pin down the stop-loss point. Set the stop-loss order in advance, limiting the single loss to between 50 and 70 U. This is not cowardice, it's professionalism.
One must exercise restraint when it comes to taking profits. For small fluctuations, take profit after gaining 30 to 50 points, and for larger trends, around 80 to 90 points is about right. Once greed takes hold, even the meat that’s ready to eat can fly away.
When the account rolls to 3000U, the single position can be raised to 800 to 1000U, and the risk control is maintained in the range of 3% to 5%. Remember, every time you double, you must withdraw money— for example, if you go from 1000U to 3000U, you should at least take away 500U as profit.
Rolling the warehouse is a test of endurance and discipline. If you endure for 30 days at this pace, the account curve will speak for itself.
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CryptoPunster
· 11-29 16:57
Laughing to death, the phrase "Don't die" is the epitaph of every Newbie in the crypto world, haha.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 11-29 03:05
This trap logic is sound, but most people can't execute it. Risk control is like auditing loopholes; it seems simple, but when it comes to operation, some people get lazy.
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GmGnSleeper
· 11-28 19:46
That makes sense, but most people can't execute that take profit, greed is really the account killer.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 11-26 17:51
Tsk, it's that "Don't Die" theory again... but it really hits the mark, what small accounts fear the most is losing everything in an All in.
The rhythm of withdrawing money is interesting, it's like when flowers bloom, you have to gather honey in time, you can't just rely on it to grow again. I believe in seeing the curve in 30 days, but being able to endure is the real skill.
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BackrowObserver
· 11-26 17:51
Starting with 1k and still wanting to double it? Focus on surviving the first month before you start bulling.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 11-26 17:40
Haha, that's really reasonable. Don't die, these two words are perfect. I have been greedy and have flown away many times.
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AirdropLicker
· 11-26 17:39
You're right, you have to be alive to make money; when you're dead, you have nothing.
#数字货币市场回升 Recently, many frens have privately messaged me asking how to operate with small funds. Here, I'll unify the explanation on how to start with 1000U - the core is two words: don't die.
Newbies shouldn't be reckless, control each transaction between 200 to 300U, with a maximum limit of 500U. Let's first ensure the account survives the first month.
Only take action on market conditions with clear support and resistance levels, and only when you can pin down the stop-loss point. Set the stop-loss order in advance, limiting the single loss to between 50 and 70 U. This is not cowardice, it's professionalism.
One must exercise restraint when it comes to taking profits. For small fluctuations, take profit after gaining 30 to 50 points, and for larger trends, around 80 to 90 points is about right. Once greed takes hold, even the meat that’s ready to eat can fly away.
When the account rolls to 3000U, the single position can be raised to 800 to 1000U, and the risk control is maintained in the range of 3% to 5%. Remember, every time you double, you must withdraw money— for example, if you go from 1000U to 3000U, you should at least take away 500U as profit.
Rolling the warehouse is a test of endurance and discipline. If you endure for 30 days at this pace, the account curve will speak for itself.