The worst liquidation I've ever seen wasn't because someone got the direction wrong—it was because they still had money but couldn't add margin in time.$YFI

Let me tell you a true story. Last month, a buddy went long on ETH. The direction was actually right, and the market kept rising afterward. But he got liquidated.
Why? Because he was fully leveraged.
He had 10k U in his account, opened 10x leverage, and used over 9,000 U as margin. The market merely pulled back 3% normally, and his liquidation price was hit directly. By the time he messaged me, his account was zeroed out. He said, "Bro Ze, I was obviously right, so why am I still wiped out?"
I said: You got the direction right, but you misjudged yourself.
Did you leave any room? Did you have bullets to add? Did you consider that the market might move against you first before going your way? None.
You only thought, "This time I'm definitely right," but never considered, "What if it goes wrong first?"
Since then, I've set a hard rule for myself:
Always keep 30% of my U in the account, no matter what.
No matter how bullish I am, that portion stays there, untouched.
It's not capital—it's my lifeline.
If the market moves against me, I have money to add; if it moves with me, I have money to increase; worst case, even if I get liquidated, that portion survives.
Unfortunately, 95% of people can't do this.
Because they always think keeping money idle is a waste—better to go all in and score big in one shot.
And what happens? They make small gains when winning, but take big losses when losing.
Remember, in crypto, having U in hand means you have the initiative.
Money isn't for a single gamble—it's for slowly compounding.
Follow Bro Ze—no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, only real experience on how to survive in this space.
If you're still losing repeatedly and starting over, come talk to me. I'll teach you how to make trading simple.
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