This is not bragging, just trying to tell some truths.
Three months ago, I took on a pure novice as a disciple, with a capital of 1500U. Yesterday she sent me a screenshot: 51500U, zero liquidation.
No all-in, no luck. She just took the three tools I honed for three years and used them.
The first tool: diversify positions, don't get wiped out
1500U, I had her split it into three parts:
- 500U for day trading, one order per day, shut down when time's up, no averaging down, no staring at the market
- 500U waiting for a bullish weekly trend, if no signal comes, leave it empty, if it comes, go all in
- 500U locked in a cold wallet, never to be used unless liquidated
Many people die from "one all-in", she learned to leave a way out first. $VVV
The second tool: only eat the fat, let the rest lie flat
My standard is simple: if the 4-hour moving average is not tilted 30° upwards, just act as if I didn't see it.
When profits reach 20% of the principal, immediately take 30% off the table and transfer USDT to the card. The numbers on the account are just numbers; the profits are in the bank card. $MYX
Market boring? Then be boring. If you feel restless, go for a run, don't seek validation on the candlestick chart.
The third tool: cement the rules, let emotions exit
- Stop loss at 2%, cut immediately when triggered, shut down after cutting, no peeking at rebounds
- Profit at 4%, first close half, keep the other half with a trailing stop
- Never average down on losing trades, accept the mistake, averaging down is giving mistakes a second chance
I printed these three rules and stuck them on her monitor, tore them off and stuck them back again.
Three months later, she said the best part wasn't making money, but being able to sleep soundly every night. $ZBT
If you now:
- Are your heart racing from fluctuations of dozens of U
- Are full of ambition before opening a position, but regret eating noodles after closing
- Don't know when to be aggressive or when to be cautious
Then what you're missing is not "the next hundredfold coin", but a manual for locking in risks.
In the crypto world, there's no fear of being slow, but of being chaotic. Taking three years of fewer detours is worth more than earning three times as much.
@juice带单 #币圈生存法则
Three months ago, I took on a pure novice as a disciple, with a capital of 1500U. Yesterday she sent me a screenshot: 51500U, zero liquidation.
No all-in, no luck. She just took the three tools I honed for three years and used them.
The first tool: diversify positions, don't get wiped out
1500U, I had her split it into three parts:
- 500U for day trading, one order per day, shut down when time's up, no averaging down, no staring at the market
- 500U waiting for a bullish weekly trend, if no signal comes, leave it empty, if it comes, go all in
- 500U locked in a cold wallet, never to be used unless liquidated
Many people die from "one all-in", she learned to leave a way out first. $VVV
The second tool: only eat the fat, let the rest lie flat
My standard is simple: if the 4-hour moving average is not tilted 30° upwards, just act as if I didn't see it.
When profits reach 20% of the principal, immediately take 30% off the table and transfer USDT to the card. The numbers on the account are just numbers; the profits are in the bank card. $MYX
Market boring? Then be boring. If you feel restless, go for a run, don't seek validation on the candlestick chart.
The third tool: cement the rules, let emotions exit
- Stop loss at 2%, cut immediately when triggered, shut down after cutting, no peeking at rebounds
- Profit at 4%, first close half, keep the other half with a trailing stop
- Never average down on losing trades, accept the mistake, averaging down is giving mistakes a second chance
I printed these three rules and stuck them on her monitor, tore them off and stuck them back again.
Three months later, she said the best part wasn't making money, but being able to sleep soundly every night. $ZBT
If you now:
- Are your heart racing from fluctuations of dozens of U
- Are full of ambition before opening a position, but regret eating noodles after closing
- Don't know when to be aggressive or when to be cautious
Then what you're missing is not "the next hundredfold coin", but a manual for locking in risks.
In the crypto world, there's no fear of being slow, but of being chaotic. Taking three years of fewer detours is worth more than earning three times as much.
@juice带单 #币圈生存法则
