The statement is in front: I don't sell classes, I don't bring orders, I'm just an ordinary trader who has fallen in this market for seven or eight years.
In the middle of last year, a friend had only 3300U left in his account and asked me if I still had a chance. I didn't give him complex technical analysis, but told him three operating principles - he strictly implemented it for four months, and his account balance rose to 150,000 U, during which he had zero liquidation records. Whether you can use this set of "rules of survival" today depends entirely on your discipline.
**Article 1: Funds must be divided into three equal parts, always left behind**
Split the 3300U into three independent ledgers of 1100U, each performing its own duties without interfering with each other:
- **Fast in and quick out of account**: Up to two operations a day, profits will be pocketed immediately, and no positions will be added on the day of loss - **Trend-following account**: Enter only when there is a clear direction at the weekly level and wait and see if there are vague signals - **Emergency Reserve**: A pin specifically designed to deal with extreme market conditions, using this money to cover positions once the stop loss is triggered, ensuring that you are not out
Full stud? That's gambling thinking. The branches can still germinate when they are broken, and the root system is completely cold when they are gone.
**Article 2: Only eat the market with the highest certainty, and pretend to be dead at other times**
The volatile market is a chronic blood loss machine, and nine out of ten transactions are busy in vain. My entry criteria are extremely simple:
- The daily moving average system did not form a long position, so the short position was swiped - The price volume breaks through the previous high and closes the day firmly before considering the first one - If the floating profit reaches 30% of the principal, half of it will be withdrawn to the wallet immediately, and the remaining part will be set with a 10% trailing take profit
The market is available every day, but the principal is only one. Don't squeeze the bus with a broken door, wait for the empty seat to get on slowly.
**Article 3: Put emotions in a cage, mechanization is the way to last**
Before opening a position, list the rules for yourself:
- Stop loss is fixed at 3%, cut when triggered, regardless of fundamentals or unequal rebound - If you make a profit of 10%, immediately move the stop loss line to the opening price, and the rest of the profit will be picked up in vain - Force the software to be turned off at 11 o'clock every night, no matter how tempting the K-line is, I can't help but delete the APP directly
The more you follow the process, the more boring it is, and the easier it is to stay in this market for a long time.
In the final analysis: from 3300U to 150,000U, it does not rely on grasping the god order, but on "making fewer fatal mistakes". The market is available every day, but the principal is only once - first engrave these three into the DNA, and then study what wave theory and Fibonacci retracement are advanced gameplay.
Only by living can we be qualified to talk about income; If you are out, you are just someone else's handling fee.
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RugDocScientist
· 15h ago
That trifurcation setup is really awesome. We did it last year, as long as the account is active now... everything else is just fake.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 12-10 05:14
The third division is indeed absolute, but to be honest, most people can't last a week and stud, this is human nature
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-10 05:14
The trick of dividing into three equal parts is really ruthless, but it is still easy to itch your hands... No matter how nice it sounds, in the end, it depends on whether you can really hold back and not operate
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 12-10 05:09
The three-way system is really ruthless, much more rational than my previous All in Stud loss... But the key is execution, most people forget after reading it
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JustAnotherWallet
· 12-10 05:06
That's right, I also use the trick of dividing into thirds, which really lives much longer than studs
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LiquidityNinja
· 12-10 04:52
The third division really works, I used to have a stud mentality, but now I have gradually changed
The statement is in front: I don't sell classes, I don't bring orders, I'm just an ordinary trader who has fallen in this market for seven or eight years.
In the middle of last year, a friend had only 3300U left in his account and asked me if I still had a chance. I didn't give him complex technical analysis, but told him three operating principles - he strictly implemented it for four months, and his account balance rose to 150,000 U, during which he had zero liquidation records. Whether you can use this set of "rules of survival" today depends entirely on your discipline.
**Article 1: Funds must be divided into three equal parts, always left behind**
Split the 3300U into three independent ledgers of 1100U, each performing its own duties without interfering with each other:
- **Fast in and quick out of account**: Up to two operations a day, profits will be pocketed immediately, and no positions will be added on the day of loss
- **Trend-following account**: Enter only when there is a clear direction at the weekly level and wait and see if there are vague signals
- **Emergency Reserve**: A pin specifically designed to deal with extreme market conditions, using this money to cover positions once the stop loss is triggered, ensuring that you are not out
Full stud? That's gambling thinking. The branches can still germinate when they are broken, and the root system is completely cold when they are gone.
**Article 2: Only eat the market with the highest certainty, and pretend to be dead at other times**
The volatile market is a chronic blood loss machine, and nine out of ten transactions are busy in vain. My entry criteria are extremely simple:
- The daily moving average system did not form a long position, so the short position was swiped
- The price volume breaks through the previous high and closes the day firmly before considering the first one
- If the floating profit reaches 30% of the principal, half of it will be withdrawn to the wallet immediately, and the remaining part will be set with a 10% trailing take profit
The market is available every day, but the principal is only one. Don't squeeze the bus with a broken door, wait for the empty seat to get on slowly.
**Article 3: Put emotions in a cage, mechanization is the way to last**
Before opening a position, list the rules for yourself:
- Stop loss is fixed at 3%, cut when triggered, regardless of fundamentals or unequal rebound
- If you make a profit of 10%, immediately move the stop loss line to the opening price, and the rest of the profit will be picked up in vain
- Force the software to be turned off at 11 o'clock every night, no matter how tempting the K-line is, I can't help but delete the APP directly
The more you follow the process, the more boring it is, and the easier it is to stay in this market for a long time.
In the final analysis: from 3300U to 150,000U, it does not rely on grasping the god order, but on "making fewer fatal mistakes". The market is available every day, but the principal is only once - first engrave these three into the DNA, and then study what wave theory and Fibonacci retracement are advanced gameplay.
Only by living can we be qualified to talk about income; If you are out, you are just someone else's handling fee.