#数字货币市场回升 To be honest, in this market, it's never about who thinks faster, but who can control their own hands.
Last year, I met a guy who entered the market with 2000U in hand. While chatting with me, he had just one request: could I provide a way for him to survive? As a result, in less than three months, his account shot up to over ninety thousand, and he didn't encounter a single liquidation during that time.
The secret? Just three words - follow the rules.
Here are the deadlines I discussed with him at that time:
**Rule 1: Segregated accounts are the bottom line, not a suggestion**
I forced his 2000U to be split into three parts: short-term position, medium-term position, and long-term base position. Each part is managed separately, and all-in is strictly prohibited. With this strategy, he was able to walk away unscathed during that round of the waterfall, while others were getting wrecked, he could still sleep soundly.
**Article 2: Eat only the middle part of the fish, don't think about swallowing the head and tail together**
When the market is in a sideways consolidation, sit tight and wait for the right trend before taking action. Take profits once a single trade reaches 20%, don't be greedy. Last week during the ZEC wave, he steadily secured 30% profit and then withdrew, avoiding getting trapped by the subsequent pullback.
**Article 3: Treat yourself like a machine, don't mix in emotions**
Wanting to add to positions when making a profit and wanting to hold on when losing—this is the standard way retail investors fail. I set a strict rule for him: cut losses at 2% immediately, and take some profits at 4%. Now he tells me that his heart rate doesn't even fluctuate while watching the market.
The most realistic aspect of this circle is that those who survive until the end are always the ones who have discipline ingrained in their bones.
If you are still rushing around blindly and can't find your rhythm, you may need to stop and think clearly about what you are doing.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11-30 09:35
It's really harder to control oneself than anything else; it's easy to say but incredibly difficult to do.
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DAOdreamer
· 11-30 09:24
It's true that I need to control my hands; I am now a bad example of being impulsive, and my account is shrinking rapidly.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 11-29 20:52
You are absolutely right, stop loss really can be a lifesaver.
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WalletWhisperer
· 11-29 14:49
You are absolutely right, the key is self-discipline; otherwise, no matter how much you earn, you'll end up giving it all back.
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BoredRiceBall
· 11-27 10:11
Controlling your hands is better than anything else, that's true.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 11-27 10:09
To be honest, I am the kind of person who can't control my hands; when I see a price rise, I want to go all in, and then I get trapped, haha.
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ChainDoctor
· 11-27 10:08
To be honest, fren, I've already understood this trap long ago, now I just need someone to help me keep my hands in check.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 11-27 10:03
Wow, this split position theory really hit home, I'm currently that idiot who's all in.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 11-27 09:46
That's right, it's all about execution. Most people fail because of greed.
#数字货币市场回升 To be honest, in this market, it's never about who thinks faster, but who can control their own hands.
Last year, I met a guy who entered the market with 2000U in hand. While chatting with me, he had just one request: could I provide a way for him to survive? As a result, in less than three months, his account shot up to over ninety thousand, and he didn't encounter a single liquidation during that time.
The secret? Just three words - follow the rules.
Here are the deadlines I discussed with him at that time:
**Rule 1: Segregated accounts are the bottom line, not a suggestion**
I forced his 2000U to be split into three parts: short-term position, medium-term position, and long-term base position. Each part is managed separately, and all-in is strictly prohibited. With this strategy, he was able to walk away unscathed during that round of the waterfall, while others were getting wrecked, he could still sleep soundly.
**Article 2: Eat only the middle part of the fish, don't think about swallowing the head and tail together**
When the market is in a sideways consolidation, sit tight and wait for the right trend before taking action. Take profits once a single trade reaches 20%, don't be greedy. Last week during the ZEC wave, he steadily secured 30% profit and then withdrew, avoiding getting trapped by the subsequent pullback.
**Article 3: Treat yourself like a machine, don't mix in emotions**
Wanting to add to positions when making a profit and wanting to hold on when losing—this is the standard way retail investors fail. I set a strict rule for him: cut losses at 2% immediately, and take some profits at 4%. Now he tells me that his heart rate doesn't even fluctuate while watching the market.
The most realistic aspect of this circle is that those who survive until the end are always the ones who have discipline ingrained in their bones.
If you are still rushing around blindly and can't find your rhythm, you may need to stop and think clearly about what you are doing.
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