#数字货币市场回升 For friends who are just getting into the crypto market, don't rush to dream of financial freedom; first, think about how to make your principal last through the first month.

I've seen too many newcomers who don't even understand candlestick charts, yet they go all in with heavy investments. In the end, instead of doubling their accounts, they end up losing their minds. They haven't made any money yet but have already paid the expensive "tuition fees" to the market.

In fact, the most solid way to start, so simple that you might laugh: take 1000U as practice money and split it into 10 parts.

Every time I just move 100U, keeping the leverage within 20X.

This is not being timid, it's the basic skill for survival. 80% of novice losses are not due to market fluctuations, but rather fall victim to greed, heavy positions, and emotional control issues.

What about the remaining 900U? Pretend it doesn't exist. It's fine to lock it in a financial product or transfer it to a cold wallet; just make sure you can't access it at any time.

Lost 100U? Don't rush to average down!

Take a break for two days to review - the crypto market never closes for 24 hours, and your trading status is the real scarce resource.

Once the mindset is adjusted, continue to hone operational skills with small funds.

For example, did this operation earn 200U? It's simple: roll over 100U for continued operations, and withdraw the other 100U immediately. Until the profits reach your wallet, they are just unrealized gains.

My risk control system is quite straightforward: the maximum loss for a single transaction should not exceed 2% of the total capital; if I lose three consecutive trades → I will stop immediately and review; if the cumulative loss for the day reaches 6% → I will stop working directly; all profitable trades must set a breakeven take profit; if a single profit doubles → lock in half of the profits and watch the market with the other half.

These rules are not some profound strategies, but the underlying logic that allows me to survive in this market.

Mindset management is simpler and more straightforward: don’t open a position when the state is not right, don’t stubbornly resist against the trend, don’t chase highs or sell low, avoid currencies that are hard to understand, and definitely don’t place random orders.

Once you get liquidated, basically there's no chance to recover; staying steady is the only way to have a ticket for the next round.

For beginners, 50 to 100U is the most suitable. Stop loss with a loss of twenty or thirty, lock in profits if you earn, clean and neat.

Remember one thing: the crypto market never lacks opportunities, what it lacks are traders who can survive until the next bull market.

If you can truly implement this system, your trading journey will be much smoother than most people's.

If needed, I can walk this part with you and help you stand firm in this market.