#RWA规模呈现持续扩张态势 Today I want to share a heartbreaking real case with everyone.

There was a trader with $15,300 in his account, who went all-in with 10x leverage to go long. The market just casually pulled back by 3 points—just 3 points—and his account was wiped out instantly. After reviewing his trading record, what’s more painful than the liquidation itself is the entire process: no stop loss, no plan, no backup. A reckless gamble, game over.

Many people think "going all-in is more resilient," but it’s actually the opposite. Once used incorrectly, going all-in can be even faster to ruin than isolated positions. Because the problem isn’t leverage itself—leverage is just a tool. The real danger is putting all your chips into the market, leaving no room for error.

Looking at it from another angle, with the same $1,000:

If you use $900 to open a 10x position, a 5-point move against you will wipe out your account.

But if you only use $100, even a 50-point reversal won’t kill you—you can re-enter.

The fundamental difference isn’t about market judgment, but about position management skills.

Traders who can genuinely say "going all-in" doesn’t scare them aren’t because they’re brave, but because they’ve already locked the risk in a cage. They have three ironclad rules in mind and always follow them:

**Rule 1: No single position exceeds 20% of total funds**

If you have $10,000, only risk up to $2,000 at a time. Even if you’re wrong, and your stop loss hits with a 10% loss, that’s only $200. You can keep trading without damaging your principal.

**Rule 2: No single loss exceeds 3% of total capital**

With $2,000 at 10x leverage, your stop loss is set from the start, capping at a $300 loss. Even if you lose several trades in a row, your core capital remains intact.

**Rule 3: Only trade trend breakouts, never touch sideways consolidation**

No matter how tempting sideways ranges are, hold your hand; if you’re already in profit, don’t add on the spot. If you find yourself getting emotional, exit everything immediately.

These aren’t just rules—they’re survival guidelines.

I remember a follower who almost blew up his account every month, teetering on the edge of ruin. Later, he made up his mind to strictly follow these three rules, and in three months, his $5,000 grew to $130,000. He later told me: "I used to think going all-in was about risking everything, but now I realize, going all-in is actually about staying in longer."

That’s worth pondering.

In the crypto world, it’s never about who runs fastest—there are plenty of fast runners, but most get knocked out. The ones who truly make money are those who survive the longest.

Stop obsessing over right or wrong direction, and focus on managing position size and pace. That’s the fastest and safest way. Money isn’t made by one big lucky trade, but by surviving over and over, by starting again each time, and gradually growing it.