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That night when the account only had 600U left, I deleted all the contracts‼️
Fingers skim over the remaining 600U on the screen, my hand can’t help but tremble—there’s still more than half a month’s rent owed, and I have to wait ten days for my salary to arrive. This 600U is the last bit of "hope" I’ve scraped out from my living expenses.
I have tasted the sweetness before; I once impulsively rolled 2000U into 8000, but greed prevented me from taking profits in time, and in the blink of an eye, I watched the numbers turn gray little by little.
The crypto world is like a bottomless pit; I recharge time and again, only to be cut down repeatedly, until I met my current teacher.
He didn't let me continue to add money, just threw a sentence at me: "If you can't even hold onto 600U, even if I give you 60,000U, you'll still end up facing liquidation in the end." Then he forced me to set three "blood rules":
First, the funds are divided into three parts, and never fully invested. Use 200U for intraday trading, only trade BTC and ETH, and run after making 3%-5%;
Using 200U for swing trading, if the opportunity is unclear, stay in cash; the remaining 200U is for survival, no matter how difficult it gets, I won't move it. I used to always think about "making a big turnaround", but ended up falling harder each time.
The second point is to only take action in a trend, not to fumble around in a consolidation. Frequent trades during consolidation only result in paying transaction fees to the exchange. He taught me to recognize the "true trend initiation signals."
If the timing is not right, it's better to stay in cash; when taking action, always set a stop loss; if profits exceed 12%, take out half first—locking in profits is what truly belongs to you.
Article 3: Emotions are the devil, rules are armor. If a single loss exceeds 2%, you must cut it; if profits exceed 4%, reduce your position by half, and do not add to your position if there are further losses. He said: "You can't control the market, but you can control yourself."
Three months later, I grew from 600U to 20,000U, not relying on luck, but on following the rules every single time. I've never been liquidated, never stayed up late, and now I don't panic when I see the ups and downs—it's not the smartest that survive in this market, but the most disciplined. #参与创作者认证计划月领$10,000