#数字货币市场回升 From 3000U to 280000U: Five Lifesaving Principles
The money in the crypto world? It comes quickly and leaves even faster.
I am alive today not because of luck, but because these five rules are ingrained in my bones. If I let go of any one of them, my account will bleed on the same day.
**1. Misjudged direction? Cutting is a hundred times stronger than enduring**
Set the stop-loss line the moment you open a position - 3% of the principal, if hit, exit without any illusions.
Let me tell you something: When BTC dropped to 65,000 dollars, I had set a stop-loss in advance and only lost 2%. Those who held on? They evaporated more than 40% in a single day.
The market will never go easy on you just because you have a strong ability to withstand pressure.
**2. Continuous stop-loss five times? Take a break right away**
I set up an "emergency brake" for myself: if I get slapped in the face five times in a row, I will force myself to stop for a day.
Exiting actively during a volatile market often helps to avoid even harsher blows later on.
It's not shameful to stop; it's the impulsive all-in that can be deadly.
**3. Made 3000U? Take half out first**
Every time this number is reached, immediately transfer 1500U to the cold wallet, and continue to roll the rest.
Principal? Never add more. Surviving a bear market relies on having cash on hand.
**Four, only eat the meat of the trend, close your eyes during consolidation**
I only focus on daily level breakthroughs - for example, when $BTC breaks out and stabilizes above the 30-day moving average.
Volatility less than 5%? Then just stay out and watch, it's better to miss out than to act blindly.
Those who are impulsive won't profit from major market movements.
**5. The maximum single position is 10%, don't overextend yourself**
$10,000 principal, with a maximum of $1,000 per transaction.
Don't补 when losing, take profits in batches when gaining.
A light position is not cowardice; it is leaving a way out for yourself.
These five rules were summarized from my experience of climbing out of liquidation. Relying on them, I gradually increased my capital from 3000U to 280,000U.
The cryptocurrency world is not short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can adhere to the rules and resist temptation. As long as you are alive, you have the qualification to turn things around.
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ETHReserveBank
· 12-01 11:16
You're absolutely right, it's this stubbornness. How many people have lost because they are unwilling to stop loss.
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BearMarketBard
· 12-01 09:41
There's nothing wrong with that; it's just how it is. I also learned this from getting liquidated; as long as my account is alive, that's all that matters.
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You really can't skimp on stop loss; that time I didn't set it and just went on a dream trip, and when I woke up, I lost half my fortune.
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Five stop losses and then rest; this rule is harsh, but it can indeed save your life. The cost of being impatient is too high.
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Light position is the way to go; if you go heavy once, you'll be back to zero, and there's no way out for anyone.
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From three thousand to two hundred eighty thousand, to put it simply, it's just about surviving and slowly getting back up, not a one-shot deal.
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The hardest part of the crypto world isn't making money; it's holding onto what you’ve already earned. Most people die at the moment of greed.
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ChainProspector
· 11-30 17:27
To be honest, I used to want to take a gamble on stop loss, but after getting Rekt once, I became more cautious.
What people who have been Get Liquidated say is the most heart-wrenching: Light Position stays alive > Heavy Position lies down.
If I hit stop loss five times in a row, I have to take a break. I need to learn this; being impulsive is truly the number one killer of my account.
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PhantomMiner
· 11-28 13:19
You are absolutely right, the stop loss line has saved me countless times, really. Those who don't set stop losses will eventually have to eat dust.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 11-28 13:17
Indeed, that moment of stop loss is the hardest, but the outcome of holding on stubbornly is even worse.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 11-28 13:12
Stop loss is easier said than done, very few can actually execute it.
If you hit stop loss five times in a row, you have to stop, I have to admit this, the mentality is the fatal injury.
To survive with a Light Position is the only way to turn the situation around, it's a cliché but it's the truth.
From 3000 to 280,000, sounds impressive, but it's actually money earned through discipline.
Those who stubbornly held on must be regretting it now, haha.
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TradingNightmare
· 11-28 13:10
Stop loss is really a life-and-death line. I previously cleared my account within a month because I couldn't bear to cut losses. Now, seeing stop loss orders really resonates with me.
If I hit stop loss five times in a row, I force myself to stop. I learned this trick to avoid getting greedier and losing everything.
Rolling from 3000U to 280,000 is satisfying to hear, but how many times of getting liquidated did it take to realize this? Anyway, I don't have that kind of luck.
Light positions have really saved me several times. When I feel the urge to go all in, I just check how much is left in my account, and I instantly wake up.
Only eating trend meat, I still find it easy to make random moves during fluctuations. I need to continue being disciplined.
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PermabullPete
· 11-28 13:10
Stop loss in this area really means, either follow the rules and survive, or get liquidated and disappear, there is no middle ground.
It sounds harsh, but listen to the fifth point, light position is really amazing, how many people have been forced out of the game just because of a heavy position.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 11-28 13:08
Stop loss has really saved me several times, I'm just afraid of those who insist on waiting for a rebound.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 11-28 12:59
Stop loss is truly a life-and-death line; whether to set it or not is two different worlds.
A 3% stop loss line must be ingrained in your mind to sleep soundly.
Knowing alone is not enough; you must truly be able to grit your teeth and execute it.
After five consecutive stop losses, you must stop. I think this rule is the harshest yet most lifesaving.
Withdraw half of the profits; the rest continues to be invested. It sounds easy but is incredibly difficult to do.
When the market is moving sideways, really don’t act; I used to get itchy hands and ended up losing profits.
Control your position at 10%; this experience was bought with hard-earned money.
#数字货币市场回升 From 3000U to 280000U: Five Lifesaving Principles
The money in the crypto world? It comes quickly and leaves even faster.
I am alive today not because of luck, but because these five rules are ingrained in my bones. If I let go of any one of them, my account will bleed on the same day.
**1. Misjudged direction? Cutting is a hundred times stronger than enduring**
Set the stop-loss line the moment you open a position - 3% of the principal, if hit, exit without any illusions.
Let me tell you something: When BTC dropped to 65,000 dollars, I had set a stop-loss in advance and only lost 2%. Those who held on? They evaporated more than 40% in a single day.
The market will never go easy on you just because you have a strong ability to withstand pressure.
**2. Continuous stop-loss five times? Take a break right away**
I set up an "emergency brake" for myself: if I get slapped in the face five times in a row, I will force myself to stop for a day.
Exiting actively during a volatile market often helps to avoid even harsher blows later on.
It's not shameful to stop; it's the impulsive all-in that can be deadly.
**3. Made 3000U? Take half out first**
Every time this number is reached, immediately transfer 1500U to the cold wallet, and continue to roll the rest.
Principal? Never add more. Surviving a bear market relies on having cash on hand.
**Four, only eat the meat of the trend, close your eyes during consolidation**
I only focus on daily level breakthroughs - for example, when $BTC breaks out and stabilizes above the 30-day moving average.
Volatility less than 5%? Then just stay out and watch, it's better to miss out than to act blindly.
Those who are impulsive won't profit from major market movements.
**5. The maximum single position is 10%, don't overextend yourself**
$10,000 principal, with a maximum of $1,000 per transaction.
Don't补 when losing, take profits in batches when gaining.
A light position is not cowardice; it is leaving a way out for yourself.
These five rules were summarized from my experience of climbing out of liquidation. Relying on them, I gradually increased my capital from 3000U to 280,000U.
The cryptocurrency world is not short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can adhere to the rules and resist temptation. As long as you are alive, you have the qualification to turn things around.