Crypto isn’t an ATM; it’s a filter—specifically designed to weed out people who don’t understand the rules.

Six years ago, I entered with a five-figure sum. After my first liquidation, I thought it was just bad luck. Only after my second time did I realize—it's because I didn’t deserve it.
This market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is people who can make it to the next round.
Later, I only did one thing: put “surviving” before making money.
I set a few strict rules for myself:
The principal must be split$BTC
No matter how certain the market is, I only use 10% of my position. Going all-in isn’t confidence—it’s looking for death.
Stop-loss must be decisive
If you hesitate for one second, the market will make you pay a price ten times higher.
Stop after making consecutive mistakes
If you incur consecutive losses, shut down immediately and don’t trade with emotions.
Take profits and move them out$SOL
Paper profits aren’t money—only what you take into your pocket counts.
Only trade what you can understand
If you don’t understand but add leverage anyway, the essence is gambling.
These things sound simple, but 90% of people can’t do them—so 90% of people lose money.$ETH
You think you’re losing to the market; actually, you’re losing to your own greed and unwillingness to let go.
Derivatives aren’t for making a comeback—they’re for filtering people out.
If your understanding isn’t enough, when you enter, your losses will only be magnified.
If you’re still getting liquidated repeatedly right now, it’s not a luck problem—it’s a method problem.
Follow Brother Su. No bragging, no empty promises—only sharing hands-on experience that helps you survive in this space. If you’re still losing again and again and restarting over and over, come talk to me—I’ll teach you how to make trading simple.
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