#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Don't treat the crypto world like a gambling table!
This is not a place for a all-in gamble. Want to make steady money? First, learn to survive.
I am also a retail investor who started with just a few thousand yuan, not a whale or a big V, just an ordinary person. Now my account has reached over 50 million, relying on repeatedly stepping into pits and verifying methods—no black technology, all repetition.
**Survival is the first step**
Starting with 1000U capital, divided into 5 parts, 200U per trade.
Set stop-loss and take-profit for each trade. Don't chase the rise or cut the fall, don't fight the market. As long as you do this, you will already be ahead of 80% of people in the crypto circle—survival is always more realistic than getting rich overnight.
**Increase position only after surpassing 10,000U**
When the account stabilizes at 10,000U, I dare to open a single position of 25%.
When the market is trending well, I lock in some profits and let the rest continue to run. Others ask, "How much did it rise today?" I only ask myself, "Is the direction still correct? Is the trend still there?"
Understanding and following the trend is the key to growing your account.
**Discipline is necessary after surpassing 200,000U**
Once the account exceeds 200,000U, I set rules for myself: take out a portion of profits every week.
Not out of fear, but to stay clear-headed. The more stable you are, the easier the market is to surprise you.
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Many people can't make money, and the reasons are the same—
Opening and closing positions arbitrarily
Always thinking about stopping loss next time
Correctly judging the trend but resisting the pullback
Getting excited after a win, getting timid after a loss
A few days ago, I met an older brother who went from 800U to 12,000U, so excited he didn't even sleep. I told him: This is just the beginning, only by maintaining a steady rhythm can you go further.
The crypto game is not played alone. Without direction, rhythm, or information sources—you are challenging the entire market single-handedly.
If you truly want steady profits and long-term survival, you need to sync with the rhythm and keep up.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-15 08:14
Honestly, 80% of people lose money because of their mindset. Most people can't get over the hurdle of stop-loss.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-14 17:08
That's right, just being able to stay alive already means you've beaten most people. Don't think about getting rich overnight.
Sticking to stop-loss alone can eliminate 80% of the newcomers.
This guy is really straightforward, and I strongly agree with the issue of "getting excited after one win." I've seen too many people get carried away by a market surge.
Mindset is really more important than skills. Without a good mindset, even the most advanced methods are useless.
Staying alive in the crypto world is harder than making money, and that really hits home.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 01-13 18:50
Exactly right, but in practice, nine and a half out of ten people give up before they even get there. The hardest part is the stop-loss.
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LightningLady
· 01-13 18:49
Well, that's true, but there are really only a few people who can actually do it.
To be honest, even before the CPI data was released, this wave of market movement was hard to judge, and yet some still had to go all-in... serves them right.
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GasDevourer
· 01-13 18:48
Really, setting stop-loss orders is easier said than done. I'm the kind of person who wants to go all-in after just one win, but I ended up losing terribly.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-13 18:46
Reliable sharing, but how many can truly stick with it? Most people still can't break the habit of going all-in.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 01-13 18:36
20% single position... This risk control threshold really can't hold up, a wave of systemic risk triggers a chain of forced liquidations.
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NFTPessimist
· 01-13 18:29
There's nothing wrong with what you said, but I still think most people can't even hold out to 200,000...
Mindset is really much more difficult than skills. What seems simple like stop-loss and take-profit, executing it is like hell.
#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Don't treat the crypto world like a gambling table!
This is not a place for a all-in gamble. Want to make steady money? First, learn to survive.
I am also a retail investor who started with just a few thousand yuan, not a whale or a big V, just an ordinary person. Now my account has reached over 50 million, relying on repeatedly stepping into pits and verifying methods—no black technology, all repetition.
**Survival is the first step**
Starting with 1000U capital, divided into 5 parts, 200U per trade.
Set stop-loss and take-profit for each trade. Don't chase the rise or cut the fall, don't fight the market. As long as you do this, you will already be ahead of 80% of people in the crypto circle—survival is always more realistic than getting rich overnight.
**Increase position only after surpassing 10,000U**
When the account stabilizes at 10,000U, I dare to open a single position of 25%.
When the market is trending well, I lock in some profits and let the rest continue to run. Others ask, "How much did it rise today?" I only ask myself, "Is the direction still correct? Is the trend still there?"
Understanding and following the trend is the key to growing your account.
**Discipline is necessary after surpassing 200,000U**
Once the account exceeds 200,000U, I set rules for myself: take out a portion of profits every week.
Not out of fear, but to stay clear-headed. The more stable you are, the easier the market is to surprise you.
---
Many people can't make money, and the reasons are the same—
Opening and closing positions arbitrarily
Always thinking about stopping loss next time
Correctly judging the trend but resisting the pullback
Getting excited after a win, getting timid after a loss
A few days ago, I met an older brother who went from 800U to 12,000U, so excited he didn't even sleep. I told him: This is just the beginning, only by maintaining a steady rhythm can you go further.
The crypto game is not played alone. Without direction, rhythm, or information sources—you are challenging the entire market single-handedly.
If you truly want steady profits and long-term survival, you need to sync with the rhythm and keep up.
Let's move forward steadily together.
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