Cryptocurrency Survival Rules


Recommended actions: focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, avoid playing with altcoins

How to operate with small funds
(Under $100)
Use 1/3 high leverage isolated margin to directly go all-in at support and resistance levels, double up and then exit, stop loss just a little before liquidation price.

($100-$1,000)
Use 1/5 isolated margin (recommend 10x leverage) to build positions at support and resistance levels, consider fully closing or trailing stop-loss when gains exceed 10%, set stop loss at ±1% of entry price.
Don’t think about hitting it all at once or having a big picture—small funds can’t afford that. Remember, you’re doing ultra-short-term trading for quick compound gains!

(Over $1,000)
Use 1/3 isolated margin at support and resistance levels (1-3x leverage), when gains exceed 10%, set a capital preservation stop-loss, then move the stop-loss up based on market conditions.
Take profit at 50%, close half and let the rest continue to grow, set stop loss just before liquidation price (normally, 1-3x leverage on Bitcoin and Ethereum is unlikely to liquidate, so don’t set a stop loss to avoid triggering it and affecting your mindset—monitor manually and close when needed).

These are my personal trading insights, for fellow traders’ reference.
Only suitable for Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Support and resistance levels are based on what you can see at a glance—don’t move your stop-loss or look at it until you receive an email notification.

Hope all fellow traders who like and follow me keep sending it out—share wealth, share prosperity, turn good fortune into great fortune.
Wishing you all a smooth ride in the crypto world, and may you sweep away the market manipulators!
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