I remember now—I remember everything. I’m not the Wolf of Wall Street at all. I’m a minor. I’m requesting a refund.
There’s a stupidly simple trading method for coins that’s actually the safest: only do high-sell low-buy with major coins, and don’t touch altcoins.
With 10x leverage, the best setup is 2–3 layers of positions. If the risk exceeds 30%, you’re in danger—no matter how much you hold, you can’t withstand another round of a big crash. Your margin for error is too small. Remember: increase leverage means you should reduce position size; reduce position size is how you increase leverage.
How do you determine position size? For the normal approach: the sum of three tranches for a single coin can’t exceed 30%. At most, hold 3–5 coins, and the total across all coins can’t exceed 30% of your total account. For a conservative approach: no single coin more than 20%, and the total position no more than 20%.
Before buying, think clearly about how much total capital you’re putting in. Follow the three-tranche system for execution: split entries using 4.3.3 or 3.4.3 batches. During the buy-in process, if the price rises, don’t add more. If you’ve fully entered the three tranches and it still keeps falling, don’t add—at all.
Three disciplines: 1) Set a stop-loss—it’s not optional. 2) If you average down and it keeps dropping, it means your judgment was wrong. First, proactively reduce your position; only add again after the trend turns. 3) Averaging down isn’t the idea of “the lower it goes, the more you buy.” If you average down more and more as it falls, you’ll get trapped deeper. You should only average again after confirming the reversal.
Finally: try not to make night trades. If you do open a position, hedge as much as possible.
If you want to recover quickly and turn the situation around for real—if you truly want to get back to break-even and get back on solid ground—Big Brother Hu is here waiting for you. As long as you take action, I’ll be with you the whole time.
There’s a stupidly simple trading method for coins that’s actually the safest: only do high-sell low-buy with major coins, and don’t touch altcoins.
With 10x leverage, the best setup is 2–3 layers of positions. If the risk exceeds 30%, you’re in danger—no matter how much you hold, you can’t withstand another round of a big crash. Your margin for error is too small. Remember: increase leverage means you should reduce position size; reduce position size is how you increase leverage.
How do you determine position size? For the normal approach: the sum of three tranches for a single coin can’t exceed 30%. At most, hold 3–5 coins, and the total across all coins can’t exceed 30% of your total account. For a conservative approach: no single coin more than 20%, and the total position no more than 20%.
Before buying, think clearly about how much total capital you’re putting in. Follow the three-tranche system for execution: split entries using 4.3.3 or 3.4.3 batches. During the buy-in process, if the price rises, don’t add more. If you’ve fully entered the three tranches and it still keeps falling, don’t add—at all.
Three disciplines: 1) Set a stop-loss—it’s not optional. 2) If you average down and it keeps dropping, it means your judgment was wrong. First, proactively reduce your position; only add again after the trend turns. 3) Averaging down isn’t the idea of “the lower it goes, the more you buy.” If you average down more and more as it falls, you’ll get trapped deeper. You should only average again after confirming the reversal.
Finally: try not to make night trades. If you do open a position, hedge as much as possible.
If you want to recover quickly and turn the situation around for real—if you truly want to get back to break-even and get back on solid ground—Big Brother Hu is here waiting for you. As long as you take action, I’ll be with you the whole time.
