With a monthly salary of 1800, thinking you can flip your life around through crypto trading, wake up. It sounds harsh, but it needs to be said. Last month, a guy reached out to me, asking for guidance, wanting to support his family through this. When I asked about his capital, he had saved up 5000u. I inquired about his job, and he mentioned he delivers food, earning less than 2000 a month. When I asked if he ever lost money, he admitted he had, but insisted he could make it back next time.
I didn't respond. It's not that I look down on small capital; I started with just a few thousand myself. But this mindset of treating crypto trading as a lifeline—out of ten, nine and a half will fail. If you want to survive in this game, remember a few rules. First, don't use your living expenses to trade. Money for food, rent, or family support—don't put a single cent in your trading account. That isn't capital; it's a ticking time bomb, ready to blow.
Second, don't play contracts with small capital. Opening 100x leverage with 5000u means a slight fluctuation could wipe out hundreds of u. That's not trading; that's gambling. We all know how that ends for gamblers. Third, don't trust those who claim they can make you money. If someone can consistently profit, they don’t have time to gather followers daily. Those who shout about getting rich together are mostly looking to enrich themselves.
Fourth, learn to lose slowly first. Don’t come in thinking about multiplying your money immediately. Set a small target, like losing no more than 10 this month. Once you achieve that, think about the next step. Fifth, don't trade time for space. With a monthly salary of 1800, time is your most valuable asset. Running a few more delivery orders is more practical than staring at charts all day. Capital is built up, not earned by watching the markets. It might sound harsh, but it’s the truth. There are indeed people who turn their fortunes around in this market, but that’s through perseverance, not gambling. Get your life stable first before thinking about anything else. #SpaceX将上市估值或达2万亿美元 #美国议员推动立法永久禁止CBDC
I didn't respond. It's not that I look down on small capital; I started with just a few thousand myself. But this mindset of treating crypto trading as a lifeline—out of ten, nine and a half will fail. If you want to survive in this game, remember a few rules. First, don't use your living expenses to trade. Money for food, rent, or family support—don't put a single cent in your trading account. That isn't capital; it's a ticking time bomb, ready to blow.
Second, don't play contracts with small capital. Opening 100x leverage with 5000u means a slight fluctuation could wipe out hundreds of u. That's not trading; that's gambling. We all know how that ends for gamblers. Third, don't trust those who claim they can make you money. If someone can consistently profit, they don’t have time to gather followers daily. Those who shout about getting rich together are mostly looking to enrich themselves.
Fourth, learn to lose slowly first. Don’t come in thinking about multiplying your money immediately. Set a small target, like losing no more than 10 this month. Once you achieve that, think about the next step. Fifth, don't trade time for space. With a monthly salary of 1800, time is your most valuable asset. Running a few more delivery orders is more practical than staring at charts all day. Capital is built up, not earned by watching the markets. It might sound harsh, but it’s the truth. There are indeed people who turn their fortunes around in this market, but that’s through perseverance, not gambling. Get your life stable first before thinking about anything else. #SpaceX将上市估值或达2万亿美元 #美国议员推动立法永久禁止CBDC
