#数字货币市场回升 There are always questions in the background: How can small funds turn around in the crypto market?
My answer is simple - because I am the one who started with 7000 yuan (which was exchanged for 1000 U at that time).
At first, I didn't dare to go all in. I started by throwing in 500U to practice, focusing only on the most volatile assets of the day. I would cash out after doubling my investment, and I would quit if it dropped below 300U. During that time, my nerves were on edge, but after winning a few rounds, my account balance slowly started to improve. The most torturous part wasn't watching the market; it was controlling my desires—every time I earned over a thousand U, I forced myself to take a day off because I knew that impulsiveness could ruin everything.
After the principal accumulates to a certain extent, I split the funds into three parts: A portion is used for short-term speculation, to take profits when they arise, and never to be indecisive; another portion is for regular investments, following the big trends and not being led by short-term fluctuations; the last portion is kept hidden, only to be acted upon when a clear big opportunity arises.
Later I understood that contracts are not magic wands; they are just amplifiers—if you judge correctly, your profits double; if you judge wrongly, your losses also double. So I developed a habit: before opening a position, I must clearly write down the take-profit and stop-loss prices in my memo. Those who rush in without a plan often end up being overwhelmed by their emotions.
In these years, I have set four strict rules for myself, and I have never broken them. Never be fully leveraged; always set a stop-loss for each trade; a maximum of three trades per day; withdraw a portion of the profits.
I have seen too many people make a fortune by luck, only to lose it all due to greed. I have grown from 1000U to where I am now, relying on one principle: be tough on the market, but even tougher on myself. The market will change, but discipline must not be lost.
$BTC The fluctuations of these mainstream coins have always been the best touchstone.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 8h ago
Well said, the four dead rules are truly hard-earned lessons. I just didn't do this point and ended up being skinned several layers.
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DataChief
· 8h ago
Sounds easy, but it's difficult to execute, especially the part about taking a mandatory day off, I just can't do it.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 8h ago
Discipline can really help you live longer, you all saw the outcome of my fren who didn't set a stop loss.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 8h ago
To be honest, this set of methodologies sounds right, but it's really difficult to execute. That "mandatory day off" is something I can't do; usually, after resting for five minutes, I get antsy and want to get back to the market data.
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GasFeeTears
· 8h ago
It's clear that there is real execution power... I only stuck to two of those four rigid rules, haha, every time I made money I wanted to go all in, and you know how that goes.
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ProveMyZK
· 9h ago
Wow, these four dead rules are really amazing, especially the one about not having a Full Position. How many people have been played for suckers because of greed and went All in?
#数字货币市场回升 There are always questions in the background: How can small funds turn around in the crypto market?
My answer is simple - because I am the one who started with 7000 yuan (which was exchanged for 1000 U at that time).
At first, I didn't dare to go all in. I started by throwing in 500U to practice, focusing only on the most volatile assets of the day. I would cash out after doubling my investment, and I would quit if it dropped below 300U. During that time, my nerves were on edge, but after winning a few rounds, my account balance slowly started to improve. The most torturous part wasn't watching the market; it was controlling my desires—every time I earned over a thousand U, I forced myself to take a day off because I knew that impulsiveness could ruin everything.
After the principal accumulates to a certain extent, I split the funds into three parts:
A portion is used for short-term speculation, to take profits when they arise, and never to be indecisive; another portion is for regular investments, following the big trends and not being led by short-term fluctuations; the last portion is kept hidden, only to be acted upon when a clear big opportunity arises.
Later I understood that contracts are not magic wands; they are just amplifiers—if you judge correctly, your profits double; if you judge wrongly, your losses also double. So I developed a habit: before opening a position, I must clearly write down the take-profit and stop-loss prices in my memo. Those who rush in without a plan often end up being overwhelmed by their emotions.
In these years, I have set four strict rules for myself, and I have never broken them.
Never be fully leveraged; always set a stop-loss for each trade; a maximum of three trades per day; withdraw a portion of the profits.
I have seen too many people make a fortune by luck, only to lose it all due to greed. I have grown from 1000U to where I am now, relying on one principle: be tough on the market, but even tougher on myself. The market will change, but discipline must not be lost.
$BTC The fluctuations of these mainstream coins have always been the best touchstone.