From Zero to Rebirth: My Survival Rules in the Crypto World
When Ajie sent me a screenshot of his account—balance 1800U, I knew he had once again walked to the edge of the cliff.
This was already his second liquidation in the crypto world. I seemed to see myself in 2017, from full of hope to deeply trapped in despair's cycle.
What I replied to him was not technical indicators, but three phrases: forget about recouping losses, just want to survive; cherish every bullet; remain calm amidst the noise.
I told him to divide his funds into three parts: 1000U as the "foundation fund," only to be used when the market panic index exceeds 85 and the price reaches key support, using 3x leverage to position in BTC or ETH;
500U as the "flexible fund," for short-term opportunities, with a single loss not exceeding 2% of total funds; finally, 300U should be deposited into a cold wallet, as "life-saving money" that must not be touched.
The real turning point happened at the end of last year. The market suddenly encountered a black swan event, and BTC plummeted by 10% in one day, with the panic index soaring to 88.
Ajie, in a panic, wanted to cut losses, and I reminded him to check the preset stop-loss line. When he found it hadn't been triggered, he gritted his teeth and held on.
The next day the market rebounded, and he strictly followed the take-profit strategy, ultimately making a small profit of 5%.
In March this year, a mainstream project encountered a trust crisis, and the token price halved.
This time Ajie did not hesitate and entered the market at the support level according to the established strategy.
Five days later, as market sentiment warmed, he calmly closed his position, earning a profit of 40%.
Now, Ajie's account has steadily grown to 20,000U.
He told me that his greatest gain was not how much money he made, but that he finally learned how not to lose money.
This experience deeply helped me understand: in the crypto world, the biggest enemy is not market volatility, but the greed and fear within.
The core of my teaching is not to impart some winning secret, but to help establish a defensive system against human weaknesses.
In this market full of temptation and risk, lasting longer is far more important than making quick money. True success comes from respecting risks and adhering to discipline.
Before, I was running around in the dark alone, now the light is in my hands.
The light has always been on, will you follow? @币来财888
When Ajie sent me a screenshot of his account—balance 1800U, I knew he had once again walked to the edge of the cliff.
This was already his second liquidation in the crypto world. I seemed to see myself in 2017, from full of hope to deeply trapped in despair's cycle.
What I replied to him was not technical indicators, but three phrases: forget about recouping losses, just want to survive; cherish every bullet; remain calm amidst the noise.
I told him to divide his funds into three parts: 1000U as the "foundation fund," only to be used when the market panic index exceeds 85 and the price reaches key support, using 3x leverage to position in BTC or ETH;
500U as the "flexible fund," for short-term opportunities, with a single loss not exceeding 2% of total funds; finally, 300U should be deposited into a cold wallet, as "life-saving money" that must not be touched.
The real turning point happened at the end of last year. The market suddenly encountered a black swan event, and BTC plummeted by 10% in one day, with the panic index soaring to 88.
Ajie, in a panic, wanted to cut losses, and I reminded him to check the preset stop-loss line. When he found it hadn't been triggered, he gritted his teeth and held on.
The next day the market rebounded, and he strictly followed the take-profit strategy, ultimately making a small profit of 5%.
In March this year, a mainstream project encountered a trust crisis, and the token price halved.
This time Ajie did not hesitate and entered the market at the support level according to the established strategy.
Five days later, as market sentiment warmed, he calmly closed his position, earning a profit of 40%.
Now, Ajie's account has steadily grown to 20,000U.
He told me that his greatest gain was not how much money he made, but that he finally learned how not to lose money.
This experience deeply helped me understand: in the crypto world, the biggest enemy is not market volatility, but the greed and fear within.
The core of my teaching is not to impart some winning secret, but to help establish a defensive system against human weaknesses.
In this market full of temptation and risk, lasting longer is far more important than making quick money. True success comes from respecting risks and adhering to discipline.
Before, I was running around in the dark alone, now the light is in my hands.
The light has always been on, will you follow? @币来财888
